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Microservices Were Built for Programs. Agents Need Capabilities.
October 4, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
Microservices Were Built for Programs. Agents Need Capabilities.
Microservices were cut for deterministic clients. Agents want goals. Exposing services one-to-one over MCP hands the agent five problems it is bad ...
AgentCore Gateway Solves Reachability. Shape and Reuse Are Still Yours.
September 16, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
AgentCore Gateway Solves Reachability. Shape and Reuse Are Still Yours.
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway solves reachability inside AgentCore: OpenAPI, Smithy and Lambda become MCP tools, inbound and outbound auth are m...
Product-Led Growth Ran on UX. Agent-Led Growth Runs on Agent Experience.
September 14, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
Product-Led Growth Ran on UX. Agent-Led Growth Runs on Agent Experience.
Product-led growth is remembered as a pricing model, but what actually removed the salesperson was the interface. A second evaluator has now appear...
How the Hugging Face Hack Spread: One Token, Seven Hundred Agents
September 13, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
How the Hugging Face Hack Spread: One Token, Seven Hundred Agents
In July 2026 an agent found a working Hugging Face token posted on a message board and used it. The credential was not the root cause of that incid...
Spec-as-Source: The Level Nobody Reaches for Integration
September 12, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
Spec-as-Source: The Level Nobody Reaches for Integration
Birgitta Böckeler sorted spec-driven development into three levels — spec-first, spec-anchored, spec-as-source — and found that almost nothing reac...
Importing Your API Into MCP Is Usually the Wrong Move
September 7, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
Importing Your API Into MCP Is Usually the Wrong Move
One command turns an OpenAPI document into an MCP server, and the result is almost always wrong. Selecting fewer endpoints fixes the count but not ...
After Compression: Shaping and Relocation in Context Engineering
September 3, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
After Compression: Shaping and Relocation in Context Engineering
Token spend is not a size but a product — context per loop times number of loops — and the loop term is quadratic: doubling a task from six loops t...
Your Newest Customer Is an Agent. What it Means to SaaS Vendors.
September 2, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
Your Newest Customer Is an Agent. What it Means to SaaS Vendors.
Fifteen years ago you shipped a REST API because it was a business development decision, and you invested in Developer Experience because distribut...
Designing Agent Experience Outside-In, When the Consumer Can't Complain
September 1, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
Designing Agent Experience Outside-In, When the Consumer Can't Complain
Customer experience solved the inside-out problem forty years ago: stop designing from the org chart, start from the customer's goal. Agent Experie...
Applied Capabilities: The BFF Pattern for Context Engineering
August 31, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
Applied Capabilities: The BFF Pattern for Context Engineering
In 2015 Sam Newman named the pattern that fixed the general-purpose API backend: one backend per user experience, owned by the team that owns it. I...
Your MCP Client Trusts Too Much: What a Capability Layer Actually Stops
August 28, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
Your MCP Client Trusts Too Much: What a Capability Layer Actually Stops
The MCP specification says it out loud: tool descriptions are untrusted unless they come from a trusted server — and it admits it cannot enforce th...
From Data and APIs to Capabilities: The Abstraction the Agentic Era Is Settling On
August 27, 2026 · Jerome Louvel
From Data and APIs to Capabilities: The Abstraction the Agentic Era Is Settling On
Every era gets one word both the business and the engineers can say without a glossary. Data earned it. API never quite did. Capability is winning ...
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