AuthorsSenior Editor, Agents
Dev spent six years building automation software before switching sides. He tests every agent framework so you don't have to.
Agents won't arrive as robot coworkers. They'll arrive as a thousand small handoffs, and the people who learn to delegate, inspect and price that work will set the terms for everyone else.
by Dev Raman
Invisible watermarks on AI content are easy to strip and easy to skip. Documenting where authentic content came from is a quieter, more promising idea.
by Dev Raman
Fluent isn't the same as true. A simple, repeatable routine and a table of red flags for catching most of the AI mistakes that matter.
by Dev Raman
Draft-chasing, tagging, the newsletter, the calendar: we handed a magazine's invisible second job to an agent, with four permission levels and one office whiteboard. Here's what it saved and where it broke.
by Dev Raman
You don't need a brand name; you need the right kind of tool. We built the same three agents with each of the five main kinds of agent builder and scored what actually mattered.
by Dev Raman
We unplugged from the cloud for seven days and ran everything through a small open-weights model on a three-year-old laptop. It was slower, stranger and more useful than expected.
by Dev Raman