WRITING
A useful plan is executable, verifiable, and willing to change. This article separates task decomposition, search, feedback, and formal planning into the problems they actually solve.
Starting with a failed CI run, see how Thought, Action, Observation, and the Runtime let an Agent adjust its next move from environmental feedback.
From reading a codebase and running tests to changing course after an error, an Agent works through a repeated act-observe-adjust loop.
A personal site can show the engineering judgment that a list of technologies leaves out.
Starting with a single service call, follow one token through self-attention: see how it forms Query, Key, and Value vectors, computes attention weights, and gathers context with multi-head attention.