Unladen swallow - Olivier Wulveryck

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Introduction The previous article argued an architecture: move governance from the edges of the agentic loop (a wall of instructions at minute zero, a CI gate at the end) to the inside of the loop.

Introduction The previous article closed the architecture of the Platform Planning Gateway: a proof of concept that governs how agents execute.

Introduction This article closes a trajectory started three posts ago.

Introduction This article is a follow-up to our deep dive on Team Topologies.

Exposing the problem Giving every developer a powerful, local AI agent feels like the ultimate productivity hack.

The agentic platform defines what needs to be provided.

The agentic platform defines what needs to be provided.

Generative AI has transformed how code is produced.

An out-of-the-box code agent only sees a repo and a shell.

I am a consultant, and I regularly build presentations with Google Slides.

Today, we see many initiatives around the agentic paradigm.

Note: this article has been translated by an AI; original is in French Introduction I have always been fascinated by AlphaGo, then AlphaZero, and this concept of reinforcement learning.

Since its announcement a couple of months ago, the Model Context Protocol (MCP) has gained significant attention.

In the first two parts (see part I and part II) of this series, we have: described the agentic system and how it could be extended via tool usage; explained how a standard like MCP was key to building a virtuous ecosystem; built a host “from scratch”: we…

In the first part of this series, I explored some concepts and convictions regarding agentivity in AI and the potential of tooling to enhance agents.

This exploration of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) is presented in three distinct parts: Part I, the current article, introduces the foundational concepts of MCP.

In today’s hyper-competitive world, businesses no longer rely solely on gut decisions or intuition; they depend on data-driven insights to stay agile and make fast, smart decisions.

Context In a recent meetup I organized in my hometown of Lille, I had the pleasure of hosting Jean-Georges Perrin, who provided a comprehensive introduction to data contracts.

I am Olivier Wulveryck and this is my personal blog.