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How I Manage a Team of AI Agents: One Inbox, Steering Agents and a Dev Agent

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I run more AI agents than I can watch. What made it work was not a smarter model but an org chart: one inbox for me, a steering agent per area, narrow specialists, and a dev agent that turns every build into an issue I approve. Here is the structure, the rules and what went wrong.

Hard Boundaries for AI Agents: What a CTO Should Require

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JPMorganChase's technology leadership says capability should not determine authority for AI agents. Here is that principle turned into eight concrete requirements a CTO can put in front of any agent rollout, with what I run in my own agent setup.

How I Run a Mostly Automated Dev Organisation With AI Agents

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A dev agent that hands GitHub issues to cloud agents around the clock, domain bots that report to a control bot, a shared decision board and one rule: nothing is sent, published or merged without me. What runs, what breaks and what it costs to keep it honest.

My Self-Hosted AI & Automation Stack: From Idea to Publication, Fully Controlled

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A completely self-hosted stack where everything runs on my own infrastructure – Coolify, LiteLLM, OpenClaw, and n8n – driven from Slack. Ultimate control over data, costs, and tools.