Tag: agenticai

  • The New Bottleneck That Will Chill Your AI Vibes

    The New Bottleneck That Will Chill Your AI Vibes

    Platforms are helpful, from 2025 DORA Report. Getting software from idea to production quickly has always been important, but the increase in AI-driven application deploys is about to overwhelm even the best laid golden path to production. We can feel in our bones developers are already revving apps more frequently. The 2025 DORA Report found…

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  • Using HATEOAS for agentic AI – a demo

    My co-worker Adib did a video showing how to use Spring HATEOAS to make existing REST APIs agent-friendly. Instead of wrapping your 700 APIs as MCP servers and dumping all those tool definitions into the context window, you build a an adapter layer that lets agents discover what they can do by following links in…

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  • Using AI for security log analysis and how to fix it suggestions: Building on that foundation, leading the list of announcements is a strategy described as an “agentic security operations center” powered by its latest Gemini AI models. Google is introducing adaptive AI agents that can investigate alerts, synthesize intelligence and assist in remediation workflows…

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  • Related to your interests, Monday

    Related to your interests, Monday

    Potsdamer Platz bei Nacht, Paul Paeschke, ca. 1929. Related to your interests Why your DIY Kubernetes stack won’t survive the era of agentic AI How tech chiefs gauge ROI on AI – AI uses: better search, preparing leases, and this: “When the system senses that ice is running low, it fires off an order to…

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  • Relevant to your interests, Monday

    Relevant to your interests, Monday

    I’m at cfgmgmtcamp today and tomorrow, in Ghent. Later today, I have a talk, and then a live Software Defined Interviews recording, with returning guest Andrew Clay Shafer. Americans can expect to live longer than ever, per the latest CDC data – ”newborn Americans in 2024 could expect to live to 79 on average” CIOs…

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  • Big Tech, aggregator companies are always trying to steal your customer relationship: If they can’t generate that experience for the customer, then there isn’t really going to be a sense of loyalty to the retailer. That means retailers face potential disintermediation because AI and the consumers themselves won’t necessarily see strength in your brands. 🔗…

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  • Relevant to your interests, Saturday

    Relevant to your interests, Saturday

    The rise of ‘micro’ apps: non-developers are writing apps instead of buying them – Another go at LowCode: “It is a new era of app creation that is sometimes called micro apps, personal apps, or fleeting apps because they are intended to be used only by the creator (or the creator plus a select few…

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  • Day 2 AI looms

    Achieving enterprise AI ROI still tough: According to a recent Gartner poll, over half (53%) of participants were exploring Agentic AI, whereas 25% were piloting it and only 6% had reached production mode. The high exploration and pilot percentages suggest strong interest and perceived potential in Agentic AI. However, ==the low production percentage implies barriers…

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  • Feels a little bit like a platform standard so powerful that you need an AI front-end to make it usable by mere mortals.

    Yes: Kubernetes started as a way to orchestrate containers, but its true innovation lies in its API model. The declarative resource pattern, with its desired state, actual state and continuous reconciliation, has proven to be a universal abstraction. It works for workloads, infrastructure, policies and more. That universality is why Kubernetes has become the foundation…

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  • AI uses at banks, private AI and customer built AI apps – skills and regulations are the friction for wider adoption

    The most common use case for agentic AI is customer service, according to 75% of banks surveyed by Capgemini. Nearly two-thirds use the technology for fraud detection, while 3 in 5 use it for loan processing and customer onboarding. Also, 84% of apps/uses are built in house: BNY developed its AI agents in-house, which one-third…

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  • A representative case of the oddly simple things that LLMs are bad at

    Does it seem right that computer systems that use billions of dollars of hardware, electricity, and clean water need my help to add line numbers to a few kilobytes of plain text? No, it does not. But at least this gives me deterministic results for one part of the processing. Recently, though, I’ve observed that…

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  • Vibe coding toolchain and method

    A lot of effort went into making this effortless. 🔗 Just Talk To It – the no-bs Way of Agentic Engineering, Peter Steinberger

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  • Fly includes an audacious reimagining of the software development process, making versioning automatic and version names obsolete.

    ‘JFrog Fly is the company’s agentic developer platform and an MCP server that works with multiple IDEs, including VS Code and Cursor. Integrated with GitHub and observability, Fly provides a chat interface that allows users to query, promote, and roll back existing releases based on specifics of the code (e.g., “Which features were added to…

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  • 🤖 Bain Says GenAI Coding Hype Falls Flat Without Full Software Lifecycle Rethink

    Generative AI stormed into software development promising a coding revolution, but so far, it’s making developers only marginally faster—and in some cases, slower. Bain & Company’s Technology Report 2025 argues that real productivity gains will require a wholesale reinvention of the entire development lifecycle, not just sprinkling AI on coding tasks. AI generated summary of:…

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  • The intelligence is in the user – The robot is only as good as what you bring to it.

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  • I think “agent” may finally have a widely enough agreed upon definition to be useful jargon now – “[AI ‘agents’ are] Tools in a loop to achieve a goal… wiring up tools to an LLM in order to achieve goals using those tools in a bounded loop.” // Also, he’s not a fan of the…

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  • How To Build Agentic AI That Ships – The New Stack – “Ninety-five percent of AI initiatives should be expected to fail as long as we ignore these pitfalls: Models are generic. Enterprises are unique. Ideal use cases aren’t flashy. Coordination across teams is hard.” // Lots of other good executive think too, especially being…

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  • Gartner Predicts Over 40% of Agentic AI Projects Will Be Canceled by End of 2027 –

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  • Agentic Design Patterns, book draft –

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  • Lessons learned from agentic AI leaders reveal critical deployment strategies for enterprises –

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