The AI Engineering Stack: What Actually Belongs Around the Model
The model is only one component of a production AI system. A practical architecture for orchestration, context, tools, policy, evaluation, observability, security and cost.
The model is only one component of a production AI system. A practical architecture for orchestration, context, tools, policy, evaluation, observability, security and cost.
Moving AI from an impressive demo into production changes the engineering problem. A practical framework for evaluation, boundaries, observability, recovery and controlled autonomy.
AI agents do more than generate answers. They take actions. A practical framework for deciding how much autonomy to give an agent—and how to earn more through evidence.
A focused 4–6 week experiment for comparing a standard LLM approach with a constrained or verified approach in a rules-heavy regulated workflow.
One of the easiest mistakes to make with an AI application is to confuse a convincing demonstration with a reliable system. A prompt works on ten examples. The output looks…
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