AI Infographics

Visual breakdowns of complex AI engineering patterns. Each one has a helicopter view and detailed deep-dives you can download.

AI Agent Skills series preview
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AI Agent Skills

The skill.md open standard for procedural knowledge in AI agents. Progressive disclosure, knowledge stack, platform adoption, and security.

Dark Factory Series series preview
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5 infographics

Dark Factory Series

Deep dives into OpenAI's harness engineering experiment: Symphony, the 60-second build loop, post-merge review, token economics, and ghost libraries

MemPalace series preview
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MemPalace

Local-first AI memory system for agents — store everything, make it findable

Scion Series series preview
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Scion Series

Deep dives into Google Cloud's Scion platform for multi-agent orchestration

RAG Engineering series preview
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RAG Engineering

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Agent Evals: From Production Failures

The best agent evals are not designed — they are discovered from real traces, real users, and real failures. A helicopter view of all 9 concepts.

Context Window Cost Lever: Helicopter View helicopter view preview

Context Window Cost Lever: Helicopter View

Why context window management is the single biggest cost lever for AI agents. Token budgets, summarization strategies, and pruning techniques that cut inference costs without losing accuracy.

The Observability Gap: Helicopter View helicopter view preview

The Observability Gap: Helicopter View

Three observability layers every AI agent needs: decision traces, per-step latency, and context window utilization monitoring.

Claude Code vs Cursor: Helicopter View helicopter view preview

Claude Code vs Cursor: Helicopter View

Side-by-side comparison of two leading AI coding tools. Architecture differences, context strategies, and where each one wins for different development workflows.

Eval-Driven Development: Helicopter View helicopter view preview

Eval-Driven Development: Helicopter View

TDD for AI agents. Three eval layers (retrieval, tool parameters, end-to-end) that catch silent failures before production. 73% parameter accuracy vs 91% tool selection reveals the gap most teams miss.

Agent Memory Architectures: Helicopter View helicopter view preview

Agent Memory Architectures: Helicopter View

How AI agents remember across sessions. Working memory, episodic recall, and semantic indexing patterns that turn stateless LLM calls into persistent reasoning systems.

UltraPlan: Claude Code's Multi-Agent Planning Architecture helicopter view preview

UltraPlan: Claude Code's Multi-Agent Planning Architecture

How Claude Code offloads planning to Anthropic's cloud, where 3 parallel Opus 4.6 explorers plus 1 critic synthesize a single annotated plan you can teleport back or execute in the cloud.

Claude Code Routines: Helicopter View helicopter view preview

Claude Code Routines: Helicopter View

How the Claude Code desktop redesign turns agent workflows into reusable Routines, with parallel sessions, 1-hour prompt caching, and LSP-over-Grep hooks.

UltraPlan: Helicopter View helicopter view preview

UltraPlan: Helicopter View

How Claude Code turns planning into a multi-agent, browser-reviewed workflow. Three parallel explorer agents, a critic synthesizer, browser review UI, and flexible execution.

AI Engineer Europe 2026: Helicopter View helicopter view preview

AI Engineer Europe 2026: Helicopter View

Six themes from 100+ talks at AI Engineer Europe 2026 in London. The advisor pattern, ClawBench reality gap, Hermes harness consolidation, memory trajectory shift, skills as app surface, and open model convergence.

The LLM Wiki Pattern helicopter view preview

The LLM Wiki Pattern

How Karpathy's pattern replaces RAG retrieval with a persistent, LLM-maintained knowledge base that compounds with every source

OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications 2025 helicopter view preview
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OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications 2025

The OWASP Top 10 for Large Language Model Applications started in 2023 as a community-driven effort to highlight and address security issues specific to AI applications. Since then, the technology has continued to spread across industries and applications, and so have the associated risks. As LLMs are embedded more deeply in everything from customer interactions to internal operations, developers and security professionals are discovering new vulnerabilities—and ways to counter them.