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8 articles tagged “Our own projects”.

August 9, 20268 min

The Engine Room: What an AI Studio Runs on Its Own Systems

Memory, agents, a platform, a learning site, three tools and the working system underneath. Everything that runs at a client runs here first. The opening of a series in six parts.

From the Workshop

July 28, 20268 min

An Agent Fleet, Sorted By Job

We do not run a collection of bots but a fleet with roles: leadership, engineering, content, visibility, operations, review. What each group does and why they are separate.

From the Workshop

July 14, 20267 min

A Learning Platform Run By Agents

The Academy has no editorial team. It has a group of agents that propose topics, write, review each other and watch visibility. What works about it and what does not.

How Do You Measure Whether An AI Knows Your Site?

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July 6, 20267 min

How Do You Measure Whether An AI Knows Your Site?

Search engines give you numbers. Language models barely do. We built a tool that asks the question instead of asserting the answer.

From the Workshop

July 2, 20267 min

Every Business Gets Its Own AI Agent

Website chatbots answer very little, and more and more often an AI asks instead of a person. Why MeetMyAgent gives every business its own agent, and what stays hard-wired.

Why Three Agents Beat One That Can Do Everything

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June 30, 20266 min

Why Three Agents Beat One That Can Do Everything

An agent that researches, writes and reviews reviews nothing. Crew splits one job across roles, and the reviewer is allowed to reject.

From the Workshop

June 18, 20266 min

The Problem With A CRM Is Not The CRM

Contact systems fail at maintenance, not at features. So we built one that lives inside the chat window instead of in an interface of its own.

A Memory That Only Collects Is A Haystack

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May 12, 20268 min

A Memory That Only Collects Is A Haystack

The hard part of an AI memory is not storing. It is forgetting, weighing and resolving contradictions. Why we built ours ourselves.