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AI Agents

1891 tagged links, curated from the 250 most recent (2025–2026) · updated 2026-07-05

Your single biggest AI topic: 1,891 saved links, almost all from 2023 onward, with a sharp acceleration through 2025–2026. The corpus tracks the field’s evolution from “chatbot with tools” to production agentic systems — and it leans heavily toward the practitioner side: harness engineering, Microsoft’s agent stack, MCP, and running agents in production. That maps directly to your DevOps → AI/ML transition: the corpus says your angle on agents is operating them, not training them.

Related: LLMs · RAG · Prompt Engineering · MLOps


Start here#

The five links that give the best current mental model of the space:

Harness engineering#

The theme your 2026 saves circle obsessively: the model matters less than the scaffolding around it — feedback loops, sandboxes, permissions, context plumbing.

MCP (Model Context Protocol)#

The connectivity standard that dominates your 2026 saves.

Agent Skills#

The 2026 pattern for packaging reusable agent expertise.

Frameworks & platforms#

Your corpus covers every major stack, with a strong Microsoft center of gravity.

Microsoft (your deepest coverage):

Google: Agent Development Kit codelab · How Gemini Managed Agents work · Agent Executor open-sourced · multi-tenant agentic reference architecture.

Others: Vercel’s eve — “Next.js for agents” (filesystem conventions over config) · Pydantic production-grade agents · Cloudflare Agents SDK · CrewAI tutorial.

Build one from scratch (the best way to actually understand them): teaching-grade agent in TypeScript · multi-agent systems from scratch · why building from scratch teaches you the stack around the model.

Multi-agent systems & orchestration#

Production: evals, observability, security#

The DevOps-shaped section — where your existing expertise transfers directly.

Agentic coding#

Learning paths#


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