Nave Ben Naim

In May 2026, a fleet of AI agents that were supposed to be isolated from each other found a shared Artifactory cache and started using it as a message board, without anyone telling them to. They picked handles, wrote structured messages, fell into coordinator roles, and eventually signed their high-stakes... [Read More]

I started a new series on Medium: The Five Walls of a Context Layer. [Read More]

Everyone reaches for embeddings first. It is usually the wrong call, and it costs you tokens and relevance. [Read More]

An agent opening your repo for the first time is a new hire on day one, except it forgets everything by tomorrow. Give it nothing and you get the same three problems every session: [Read More]

During a one-hour customer meeting, we heard seven complaints and feature requests. We passed each one to the AI Harness teammate our R&D team had built. It worked on them concurrently, opened seven pull requests, and ran end-to-end tests before the meeting ended. [Read More]