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Explore AI, AI Agents, software engineering, and the technologies shaping the future.

AI & Agents

Chapter 5 — Major AI Agent Architecture Patterns

WCSee, September 13, 2026September 13, 2026

A practical comparison of 12 major AI Agent frameworks and Coding Agent products, covering Agent Loops, context, tools, permissions, subagents, MCP, persistence, sandboxing, and human-in-the-loop design.

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AI & Agents

Chapter 4 — What Is an Agent Harness?

WCSee, September 13, 2026September 13, 2026

An Agent Harness is the runtime framework that transforms LLM reasoning into reliable, safe, controllable, and stateful real-world actions. This chapter explains the relationship between Model, Agent, and Harness, its core responsibilities, Harness Engineering, production challenges, and why the Harness will remain essential as AI models evolve.

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AI & Agents

Chapter 3 — The Agent Loop: The Core Execution Cycle of an AI Agent

WCSee, September 13, 2026September 13, 2026

Agent Loop is the core execution cycle of an AI Agent. This chapter explains Observe–Think–Act, ReAct, Tool-use Agents, Self-correction, error handling, context overflow, and why Agent Harness complexity matters.

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System Architecture

AI Agent Architecture and Engineering Practice Guide

WCSee, September 12, 2026September 13, 2026

Explore AI Agent architecture from LLMs and Agent Loops to Harnesses, Claude Code, Coding Agents, and production-grade Agent Platforms

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AI & Agents

Chapter 2 — LLM Application Architecture: Core Components and Engineering Foundations

WCSee, September 12, 2026September 12, 2026

Learn the core architecture of LLM applications, including models, prompts, context, tools, memory, state, runtime, Tool Calling, streaming, structured output, error handling, model routing, and cost management.

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AI & Agents

Chapter 1: Rethinking AI Agents

WCSee, September 3, 2026September 12, 2026

Chapter Objective: Build an accurate understanding of AI Agents, clarify the boundaries between Chatbots, Copilots, Agents, Autonomous Agents, and Coding Agents, understand why an LLM can serve as the “brain” of an Agent, and establish the fundamental definition of an Agent: Agent = LLM + Harness. This chapter provides the conceptual foundation for the entire book

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Tech History

The Key Milestones in the History of Artificial Intelligence (2026.08)

WCSee, August 31, 2026September 3, 2026

From symbolic AI and expert systems to foundation models and autonomous AI agents, the evolution of artificial intelligence has been shaped by decades of breakthroughs in algorithms, data, computing power, and software engineering.

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Tech Notes

Building a Python-based AI Agent with LangGraph and OpenRouter: A Hands-On Guide

WCSee, November 8, 2025November 8, 2025

In this guide, learn how to build a Python-based AI agent using LangGraph and OpenRouter. Explore how to integrate tools like weather services and PDF parsing into your agent to create real-world applications.

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Tech Notes

System Architecture Design: What Is It Really “Designing”? Understanding Through a Building Analogy

WCSee, November 4, 2025November 4, 2025

Understanding system architecture design doesn’t require deep IT knowledge. Using the analogy of building a house, learn how business, application, data, and technical blueprints guide enterprise IT systems, ensuring stability, efficiency, and scalability for sustainable growth.

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When Data Exceeds Memory: Choosing Between Pandas, Dask, and DuckDB for Efficient Analytics

WCSee, November 4, 2025November 4, 2025

As data grows beyond memory limits, traditional Pandas workflows can fail. Learn how Pandas, Dask, and DuckDB differ for medium-scale data analysis, their strengths, limitations.

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Tech Notes

2025: From Data Analytics to Intelligent Decision-Making — The Next Digital Transformation Turning Point

WCSee, November 4, 2025November 4, 2025

Explore how businesses in 2025 are evolving from data analytics to intelligent decision-making. Learn how AI, automation, and decision intelligence platforms drive faster, smarter, and more connected enterprise transformation.

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Tech Notes

Free HTTPS Certificate Setup: A Complete Guide for CentOS 7 + Nginx + Let’s Encrypt

WCSee, June 26, 2025November 4, 2025

This comprehensive guide teaches you how to set up free HTTPS with CentOS 7 and Nginx using Let’s Encrypt and Certbot. Learn to configure multi-site deployments, DNS, and auto-renewal easily.

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Tech Notes

Understanding Architecture Evolution: Monolith, Microservices, and PBC

WCSee, June 26, 2025June 26, 2025

In this article, we explore three major architectural paradigms—Monolithic, Microservices, and Packaged Business Capabilities (PBCs)—and how they reflect the maturity and complexity of modern software architecture and businesses.

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Tech Notes

A Comprehensive Guide to AI Agents: Definition, Role, Examples, and Future Prospects

WCSee, June 10, 2025June 10, 2025

Learn how AI Agents work, their applications, and future potential. Discover an AI email assistant example showing the practical impact of AI Agents on productivity and communication.

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Tech Notes

The History of Artificial Intelligence (AI): From Turing to ChatGPT

WCSee, June 10, 2025June 10, 2025

Explore the history of artificial intelligence through each decade—from early theories and expert systems to deep learning and generative AI. Discover how AI evolved to become today’s transformative force.

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Tech Notes

Clone a WordPress with ASP.NET and React Part 2: Create ASP.NET Projects Code Files with AI

WCSee, June 1, 2025June 10, 2025

In Part 2 of the WordPress clone tutorial, we’ll use AI to generate code files for the ASP.NET Core backend. Starting with the WordPress.NET.Domain project, we’ll create, validate, and compile the code step-by-step.

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  • Chapter 5 — Major AI Agent Architecture Patterns
  • Chapter 4 — What Is an Agent Harness?
  • Chapter 3 — The Agent Loop: The Core Execution Cycle of an AI Agent
  • AI Agent Architecture and Engineering Practice Guide
  • Chapter 2 — LLM Application Architecture: Core Components and Engineering Foundations
  • Chapter 1: Rethinking AI Agents
  • The Key Milestones in the History of Artificial Intelligence (2026.08)
  • Building a Python-based AI Agent with LangGraph and OpenRouter: A Hands-On Guide
  • System Architecture Design: What Is It Really “Designing”? Understanding Through a Building Analogy
  • When Data Exceeds Memory: Choosing Between Pandas, Dask, and DuckDB for Efficient Analytics

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