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Artificial Intelligence

AI agent incidents: recovery runbooks that work

AI agents fail in production, and what matters is how you respond in the first twenty minutes. This runbook covers severity classification, isolating before investigating, purging contaminated memory, communicating without inventing facts, and turning every incident into a regression test before closing it as done.

Architecture

Agent OS in production: real cases without the marketing

An Agent OS is a runtime layer built to run AI agents rather than ordinary applications, and after six months of production deployments the trade-off is clear. A dedicated agent stack starts slower but stays stable; Kubernetes with orchestration bolted on top moves faster early, then hits observability and policy limits. It pays off from five active agents.

Artificial Intelligence

Lessons from agents in production in 2025: summary for 2026

By late 2025, 57.3 percent of organizations had agents in production, up from 51 percent a year earlier, according to LangChain's survey of more than 1,300 professionals. Three failure modes dominate the postmortems: degenerative reasoning loops, hallucinated data in RAG systems, and silent misalignment between the request and the interpretation.

Architecture

SQLite in production: patterns that have aged well

SQLite in production is a sound choice for small and mid-sized web applications once WAL mode is enabled, since concurrency on typical web loads improves by roughly two orders of magnitude. Litestream streams the WAL to S3-compatible object storage for point-in-time restore, and NVMe disks on cheap VPS plans removed the old disk objection.