Bot traffic in Google Analytics can make a dead month look like growth. 571 of my sessions came from one bot. Here’s the 10-minute check I run instead.
There is no single Claude Code certification. Here are Anthropic’s 4 proctored Claude exams, what they cost, the Partner Network gate, the free course route, and what to ask a consultant for instead.
My agent checked 142 outbound and 379 internal links. 18 outbound looked broken; 1 was dead. The costly ones were internal: /services/ 404s from 8 posts.
Agentic design patterns, scored against 1,980 real agent runs: which of the 21 a working fleet uses daily, which it skips, and 4 that no list names.
Twenty days after I wrote a cleanup sweep for my AI agent backups, the pile doubled: 845 files, 2.94 GB, made by 20 agents, with 0 restores tested. Here’s how to make a cleanup rule stick.
Agentic engineering, explained by an operator: the 4 habits (spec, verify, review, observe) and what they look like when agents run a real business.
Can an AI agent run your social media? Mine published 246 of 247 posts across 7 platforms last month. The one failure was a disconnected login, and 542 reply drafts never got posted. Here’s the split.
OpenClaw vs Claude Code, judged by an operator whose agents run unattended: scheduling, who can message it, skill supply chain, cost, and which to trust.
The ElevenLabs API in one POST: how my agent narrates daily videos in my cloned voice, what 37 takes really cost, and the 4-digit number gotcha.
A self-hosted AI agent is four decisions, not one: the model, the runtime, the memory and the hands. Here’s which to own, which to rent, and the layer that actually leaks.