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December 26th, 20251,8704 mins
Context Graphs: My Thoughts on the Trillion Dollar Evolution of Agentic Infrastructure
Context GraphsAgentic AIEnterprise AIMCPAgent SkillsAI InfrastructureDecision TracesAI GovernanceSystems of Record
After reading Jaya Gupta's post about Context Graphs, I have not been able to stop thinking about it. For me, it did something personal: it gave a name to the architectural pattern I have been circling around in the agentic infrastructure discussions on this blog for the past year. Gupta's thesis is simple but profound—the last generation of enterprise software created trillion dollar companies by becoming systems of record. The question now is whether a new layer will emerge on top of them: a system of record for decisions.
Continue readingDecember 23rd, 20251,1815 mins
2025: The Year Agentic AI Got Real (What Comes Next)
Agentic AIEnterprise AIMCPAgent SkillsAI AgentsAI InfrastructureMulti-Agent SystemsAI GovernanceOpen Standards2025 Review
If 2024 was the year of AI experimentation, 2025 was the year of industrialization. The speculative boom around generative AI has rapidly matured into the fastest-scaling software category in history, with autonomous agents moving from the lab to the core of enterprise operations.
Continue readingDecember 18th, 20251,0815 mins
Agent Skills: The Missing Piece of the Enterprise AI Puzzle
AI AgentsAgent SkillsEnterprise AIAnthropicMCPAgentic AIAI GovernanceOpen StandardsAI InfrastructureAgent Architecture
The enterprise AI landscape is at a critical juncture. We have powerful general-purpose models and a growing ecosystem of tools. But we are missing a crucial piece: a standardized, portable way to equip agents with the procedural knowledge and organizational context they need to perform real work.
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