A CTO writes first-person essays on how agentic AI development changes engineering management, covering work allocation, visibility into parallel agent threads, and factory-style workflows. Readers get original analysis and concrete practices from running a team of about twenty engineers.

A daily briefing for enterprise technology leaders covering the week's AI news, from agent governance and security flaws to vendor launches and funding. Each issue opens with a verdict, a construction-style analogy, and a list of what moved, with notes on where vendor claims are thin.

Decision Crafters publishes architecture analysis for leaders deciding on AI and platform systems, with a focus on separating state, capability, authority, execution and evidence. Each issue offers named frameworks, such as a control plane model, a four-part claim labelling method and an eight-dimension review checklist, for judging whether an agentic system is safe to trust in production.

Rob Weidner, a fractional CTO, writes about running his practice with AI agents, his personal framework for choosing work, and the case for college in an AI era. Readers get practical accounts of agent-based workflows alongside career and education opinion pieces.