Tag: architecture
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The Cost of Context: Why a Bigger Token Window Is a Trap
Published: at 10:00 AMFrontier models keep stretching context windows — hundreds of thousands of tokens, then millions. More is better, right? Wrong. Here's the math on why large context windows are a trap, and what to do instead.
The Invisible Technical Debt of AI Systems
Published: at 10:00 AMYour AI system works today. It worked yesterday. It will probably work tomorrow. But you're accumulating debt you can't see, can't measure, and won't notice until it's too late. Here's the taxonomy of invisible AI debt.
Manager / Coordinator / Agent: A Multi-Agent Topology That Survives Real Workloads
Published: at 10:00 AMMost multi-agent demos collapse on contact with non-trivial tasks. The Manager / Coordinator / Agent topology is what I keep reaching for when I want a multi-agent system that does not deadlock, drift, or hallucinate its way into nonsense. Here is what each layer does, and where the pattern breaks.