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  • 19 October 2026

    Why AI agents give wrong answers (and how to stop it)

    The worst AI agent mistakes do not look like mistakes. The answer is fluent, specific and wrong. This post names four causes of a confident wrong answer (stale source, missing source, bad tool output and memory instead of source) and the practical fix for each, so you can tell which one you are facing and stop it.

  • 16 October 2026

    AI agent costs: why they run away and how to control them

    AI agent costs rarely spike because of one big mistake. They creep through loops, retries, long context and models that are too large for the job. Often nobody can say which agent caused it. This post covers why agent spend runs away and the practical controls that keep it in check: limits per agent, the right model per task, capped loops, attribution per team and a monthly review.

  • 9 October 2026

    LLM vs AI Agent: What Is the Difference?

    A large language model generates text from a prompt. An AI agent is a system built around an LLM that can plan steps, use tools and take actions until a goal is reached. Here is how they differ and when you need each.

  • 17 September 2026

    An internal knowledge agent your team won't have to manage

    The companies we talk to are not asking for more AI. They are asking for fewer headaches, less worry about their data and customers who get an answer on the first try. Here is what that actually looks like.

  • 11 September 2026

    Private AI Agent vs ChatGPT

    ChatGPT is where your team works with AI. A private AI agent is a worker your business builds and deploys into its own product. Here is how to tell which one you need.

  • 25 August 2026

    How to control what an AI agent can access

    What can an AI agent actually access? Four boundaries: network, tools and connectors, knowledge bases and what gets kept afterward.

  • 25 August 2026

    Private AI Agents: What They Are and How to Choose One

    Private AI agents can be self-hosted, run in your own cloud account or come from a managed platform. What makes any of them private is control over four boundaries: knowledge, tools, network access and retention.