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Perspectives on agentic AI, enterprise architecture, governance and operations.
Hand-picked pieces from our architects, customers and partners.
Three architectural differences that decide whether your transformation programme compounds or stalls.
Read more →Plain retrieval is a security event waiting to happen. Policy-aware retrieval is what enterprise AI needs.
Read more →Statelessness is a design choice — and in the enterprise, it's usually the wrong one.
Read more →The gap between an impressive pilot and a deployed production system is bigger than most teams expect.
Read more →Stop pricing agents per token. The right unit is per outcome — and the cost curve looks completely different.
Read more →Calibrating where humans intervene is a design problem, not a policy problem.
Read more →Architecture-grade references on production agentic AI — for architects, platform and risk teams.
Read more →Practitioner-led on-demand sessions with xyner architects and customer teams.
Read more →Want a post on a specific topic? Suggest it via our editorial team.
Read more →We publish what we'd want to read if we were building agents in your shoes — short on hype, long on practice.
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