The 7 layers of Agentic AI Foundation models Runtime infrastructure Protocols Orchestration Tools & memory (RAG) Applications Observability & governance Most build layer 1.
Leaders build all 7. Credit: Prem Natarajan #AgenticAI #AIStack #LLM
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The 7 Layers of Agentic AI: From Foundation to Governance
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New LLM Architecture Gallery Collecting All Figures in One Place
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I (finally) put together a new LLM Architecture Gallery that collects the architecture figures all in one place! https://
sebastianraschka.com/llm-architectu
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Claude prompts for LinkedIn thought leadership
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BREAKING: Claude can now analyze your ideas like Amy Edmondson building authority for free. Here are 5 Claude prompts that turn your LinkedIn into a thought leadership machine (Save before your competitors do)
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ReAct Loop: How AI Agents Think Step by Step
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Look at this diagram.👇
— Louis-François Bouchard 🎥🤖 (@Whats_AI) 15 mars 2026
This is how an AI agent thinks and works step by step.
It's called the ReAct Loop. Simpler than it looks.
Let me walk you through every part 👇
You type something: a question, a task, a goal.
That's the User Query. It's where everything starts.
The… pic.twitter.com/d1Lg1qbU7PLook at this diagram. This is how an AI agent thinks and works step by step.
It's called the ReAct Loop. Simpler than it looks. Let me walk you through every part You type something: a question, a task, a goal.
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New Coding Tools Make Research More Fun and Ambitious
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Fully agree. The new coding tools make research a lot more fan, and enable faster and more ambitious problem solving.
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Startups Success Depends on Selling Expectations Skills
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Yea but in the end startups sell on expectations. So its a skill people need.
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Why Robots Struggle with Complex Movement Despite Impressive Feats
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This is huge.
— Andreas Klinger 🦾 (@andreasklinger) 15 mars 2026
I made a video on why this stuff is yet so difficult although we see them doing backflips: https://t.co/b5lLtho0L4 https://t.co/J93vYuzvN9This is huge. I made a video on why this stuff is yet so difficult although we see them doing backflips: https://
youtu.be/ax_15lQF_xI?is
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Discussion on active usage of always-on AI agents
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Are you actively running any always-on AI agents atm? Which one do you use the most?
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VC Performance Power Law: Top 10% Generate Meaningful Returns
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i mean keep in mind that VCs are under stronger powerlaw than founders if you are above average as VC you(r returns) are still useless
if you are in the top 25% same
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Spotting When Claude Code Makes Poor Programming Choices
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What are the big tells you see when Claude Code is coping, or just making bad choices? One that stand out to me is when it calls something a "belt-and-suspenders" approach. This basically means it's got two overlapping mechanisms for the same thing, which is never what I want. Another is when it refers to an approach as "defensive". I find this is always the opposite of actual defensive programming. Defensive programming is about ensuring you're in exactly the state you think you are. Claude Code is always trying to continue through errors.