Welcome back! In Part 1, we introduced @oltionzefi/nestjs-dmn, a lightweight DMN 1.3 parser and evaluator for NestJS that doesn’t force you to spin up a …
Have you ever tried to manage complex business rules scattered across hundreds of if-else statements in your code? If so, you’ve probably considered …
Over the past two weeks, we have broken down our highly capable Orchestrator framework. We explored defining agent profiles, chaining them together with Handoff …
In Part 3, we watched our major-upgrader agent read documentation and rewrite application code. But AI models are not infallible. What happens when the …
In Part 2, our pipeline successfully handled minor and patch updates using the /orchestrate dependency-updates command. But major version bumps are a different …
Welcome to the final part of our series on scaling the Transactional Outbox Pattern with PostgreSQL. In Part 2, we solved concurrency issues using SKIP LOCKED. …
In Part 1, we established our local ~/.claude architecture and the concept of chaining agents via structured Handoff Documents. Now, let’s put this into …
Welcome to the first part of our series on building a resilient, autonomous agentic workflow. Over the next five posts, we will explore how to transition from …
Welcome back to our series on scaling the Transactional Outbox Pattern with PostgreSQL. In Part 1, we explored the dual-write problem, introduced the Outbox …
Welcome to the first part of a three-part series on building and scaling the Transactional Outbox Pattern using PostgreSQL. In this series, we will start from …
