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AI Agents
Orchestrator-Worker Patterns for Agents That Hold Up
The orchestrator-worker shape is the one multi-agent design that reliably pays for itself. Here is how to build the lead, the brief and the synthesis step.
· 9 min readFundamentals
Paged Attention: Virtual Memory for the KV Cache
Paged attention stores the KV cache in fixed-size blocks instead of one contiguous slab, which is what lets a server hold far more concurrent sessions.
· 9 min readAI Agents
Parallel Tool Calls: When Concurrency Helps an Agent
· 8 min readAI Agents
Partial Failure Recovery: When Half the Agents Succeed
· 9 min readCost & Pricing
Per-Seat vs Per-Token Pricing: Which One Fits Your Team
· 11 min readGuides
PII in Prompts: How It Gets There and How to Get It Out
· 9 min readModels
Pinning Model Versions: Why Aliases Break Production Quietly
· 8 min readFundamentals
Planning Storage for Self-Hosted Model Weights
· 9 min readFundamentals
Positional Encoding: How a Transformer Knows Token Order
· 9 min readGuides
Pre-Commit Hooks That Call an LLM: Worth It or Not?
· 9 min readCost & Pricing
Prepaid vs Postpaid AI Billing: Credits or an Invoice
· 11 min readFundamentals
Pretraining vs Post-Training: Where a Model Gets Its Behaviour
· 9 min readCost & Pricing
Prompt Caching Savings: The Arithmetic Nobody Runs
· 8 min readAI Agents
Prompt Regression Testing: A CI Gate for Fuzzy Output
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