531 posts tagged with "AI agents"
AI agents and autonomous systems
MCP Calls the Control Plane; A2A Coordinates the Investigation
A concrete design for using MCP for audited PaaS actions and A2A for agent-to-agent deployment investigations without sharing a blanket infrastructure token.
MCP Governance for Deploy APIs: A Playground-to-Production Control Plane
A practical Playground-to-production lifecycle for MCP deploy tools, with catalog review, policy-gateway controls, audience-bound tokens, approvals, and audit trails.
MCP’s Ecosystem Is Big Enough to Be an Attack Surface: Scope a Deploy-from-Chat Server
A practical permission, approval, and audit design for an MCP deploy server that keeps untrusted tool context from becoming a production action.
Private x402 Payments: What Mind Network’s x402z Adds—and What It Doesn’t
Mind Network’s x402z adds FHE-backed confidential value handling to x402 agent payments. See what it can protect, what still leaks, and the controls a production deployment needs.
Platform Engineering 2.0 Has Five Good Ideas—and an Implementation Gap
A practical readiness matrix for turning Platform Engineering 2.0’s AI, agent, FinOps, security, and composability pillars into operating designs a Kubernetes PaaS can verify.
Railway’s ChatGPT and Grok Plugins Show Why Deploy-From-Chat Needs an Open Control Plane
Railway’s ChatGPT and Grok plugins point to a host-neutral control-plane design for safely deploying and operating a PaaS from any chat client.
Statewave Makes Agent Memory Reproducible: A Self-Hosted Alternative to Mem0 and Zep
Statewave compiles provenance-tagged agent context on Postgres. Here is how its model differs from Mem0 and Zep—and how to deploy it without putting memory in a PaaS control plane.
Run GLM and Kimi Security Scans with Bex Security
Run GLM and Kimi security scans on a real codebase with Bex Security. Use one evidence-driven workflow for discovery, validation, remediation, and review.
Your Rented Control Plane Costs More Than Your Servers: What Qovery's $299–$2,099 Agentic Platform Fee Actually Buys
Qovery's $299–$2,099/month control-plane fee sits on top of your cloud bill — not instead of it. A line-by-line accounting of what the agentic platform buys, why agents don't consume seats but do consume deployment minutes, and when owning the fleet costs less than renting the plane that manages it.