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    <description>Notes on building open-agentix, an open-source agent platform with policy gates, audit and cost control.</description>
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      <title>Agent architecture is not application architecture: the agentix pattern</title>
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      <description>Application architecture structures code. Agent architecture decides who may do what at run time. The agentix pattern - one MCP server per system, one agent per step - is our answer.</description>
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      <title>What is an agent harness, and why do harnesses keep shrinking?</title>
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      <description>An agent harness is the loop and scaffolding around a model. As models improve, much of it moves into the model or the API. What stays is governance, and that is why open-agentix treats the harness as replaceable.</description>
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      <title>Dark software factory: only for MVPs and PoCs</title>
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      <description>Letting agents build software with minimal human touch can be a fast way to a prototype. open-agentix offers it as an opt-in mode with a fixed notice, and keeps approval gates for production.</description>
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      <title>Cost is a platform concern: budgets, per-agent and per-tenant attribution, export</title>
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      <description>Agent systems can fail financially while working technically. open-agentix prices every step, attributes it to tenant, agent and use case, stops runs at their budget and exports the lines.</description>
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      <title>A model may ask, the policy decides: deterministic gates and tamper-evident audit</title>
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      <description>In open-agentix a model can request a tool call but never authorises it. A deterministic policy gate decides before each call, and a hash-chained audit trail records what it decided.</description>
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      <title>Least privilege for agents: decomposition instead of one all-powerful agent</title>
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      <description>One agent with read and write access to everything is a large blast radius. open-agentix splits a process into small agents that each hold only the tools one step needs.</description>
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      <title>Why we are building open-agentix</title>
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      <description>AI agents are easy to demo and hard to operate. open-agentix is an open-source platform that takes an agent from a process description to a governed production run.</description>
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