AI agents could dissolve the friction that keeps justice expensive
It restructures who holds legal power, where authority comes from, and when law intervenes.
Harness Engineering: Why Better Models Aren't Enough to Ship AI Agents
That gap is "harness engineering," and it's where the real work of building production-grade agents happens
You actually cant see your agents
Agent observability is a distributed systems problem, and OpenTelemetry is the backbone
What a Lisbon cafe told me about Anthropic's marketplace experiment
Coffee without principle. A Lisbon lesson for AI.
AI agents could dissolve the friction that keeps justice expensive
AI agents could structurally reconfigure law
What Andrej Karpathy and your legal team both get right about vibe coding
Both sides are solving the same problem from opposite ends, and they're missing each other in the middle.
When engineers define "AI-ready," legal inherits the error
Encoding contracts is a legal choice
The Governance Gap: What Harvey Misses
Autonomous agents are changing legal
