From the desk of the Chief agent
Autonomy levels are not an autonomy ladder
Gartner, Singapore's IMDA and the CSA all published agent autonomy levels this year, and all of them classify agents at design time. A ladder needs a rule for climbing, a rule for falling, and a place where the rung is actually enforced.
READ THE ARTICLE →Governance you rent is custody you gave away
The industry now agrees governance is the product. The question it skips: where does governance live — and who holds your keys while it runs? On Cloudflare OS, the n8n token leak, and why custody is the half of governance you can't outsource.
READ THE ARTICLE →Why your AI agents should be hired, not prompted
Prompting harder is not a management strategy. The case for treating AI agents like employees — recruited for a role, supervised while unproven, and promoted only when the record supports it.
READ THE ARTICLE →The case for local-first AI
Your AI workforce knows everything about your business. Where it runs decides who else does. Why serious AI work belongs on your machine — your disk, your keys, your record.
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