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The agent space is in the same moment the web was before patterns existed to stabilise it. I think the principle that settles it already has a name.
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Most agent teams are org charts with extra steps. The useful distinction isn't what agents do, it's how they think.- Published on
Most agent instructions read like mission statements - aspirational, comprehensive, and ignored in practice. After three iterations of building agent teams, I found what actually changes agent behaviour: directives that are specific enough to violate.