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August 18, 2026
What Is an Agent Harness?
An agent harness is the software infrastructure that surrounds an AI agent and enables it to operate reliably. It manages the agent’s execution loop, context, tools, permissions, memory, retries, and …
August 07, 2026
What good AI spend governance looks like
Finance forwards you the quarterly AI invoices and asks a reasonable question: Is this under control? Answering it takes most of a week. There is an invoice from Anthropic and …
July 30, 2026
Observer or governor? Why your AI control plane needs identity-first controls
Your API gateway can tell you an agent made a call. Your directory can tell you the agent authenticated. Neither can tell you what the agent did once it was …
July 30, 2026
The two-door problem: splitting governance across an MCP gateway and an LLM gateway leaves a gap
An agent does two things that need governing: it calls models and it invokes tools. Most enterprises end up buying one vendor to watch the model calls and another to …
July 30, 2026
Is your AI control plane Kubernetes-native or Kubernetes-compatible? What the difference costs you
Most AI platforms claim to work with Kubernetes. Far fewer are actually built out of it, and the gap between those two claims shows up in your operating bill, your …
July 30, 2026
Who actually needs a self-hosted AI control plane?
Every enterprise rolling out AI agents eventually asks the same question: where does the control plane run? The answer depends on your data, your regulators, and how much of your …