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Rick Blalock

The Agentuity archive

The guides and blog posts I wrote at Agentuity, kept here so the thinking outlives the company. For the product itself, see what we built.

Guides

Long-form references on the infrastructure agents need in production.

  1. AI Agent Deployment: From Prototype to Production

    Guide to AI agent deployment covering deployment models, scaling strategies, failure recovery, cost tradeoffs, and production readiness for autonomous AI agent systems.

  2. AI Agent Infrastructure: The Complete Guide

    Guide to AI agent infrastructure covering runtime, orchestration, observability, cost control, deployment, and scaling for production AI agent workloads.

  3. AI Agent Observability: Monitoring Autonomous Systems in Production

    Guide to AI agent observability covering distributed tracing, token tracking, cost attribution, eval integration, and debugging production AI agent systems.

  4. AI Agent Runtime: The Execution Layer Behind Autonomous Systems

    Guide to AI agent runtimes covering execution environments, state persistence, tool invocation, memory handling, security isolation, and scaling for production agents.

  5. Multi-Agent Orchestration: Coordinating Autonomous Systems

    Guide to multi-agent orchestration covering workflow patterns, failure handling, state management, scaling strategies, and infrastructure for coordinating AI agents.

Blog posts

Essays and technical posts from the Agentuity blog, newest first.

  1. How G2i and Unburdn Built Agentic Outbound on Agentuity

    G2i wanted high-quality leads. Unburdn built an agentic workflow on Agentuity that finds hiring intent, filters for fit, and delivers opportunities in Slack.

  2. The Agent-Native Company, Part 2: Designing the Agent-Native Organization

    We'll explore core design concepts of agent-native companies – what "agent-first thinking" means and how it changes business structure.

  3. Agno Agent Framework on Agentuity

    Deploy Agno Python multi-agent systems to the cloud with a single CLI command using Agentuity — with example code and a step-by-step integration guide.

  4. The Agent-Native Company, Part 1: Beyond AI-Enhanced

    Driver assist or self-driving? That might be the difference between a company that is just AI-enhanced and one that is agent-native. This series explores the new reality of companies that are built around AI agents.

  5. Coding Agents Are Changing Engineering Culture

    Coding agents are reshaping engineering culture by capturing requirements and design decisions directly in the editor — before a single line is written.

  6. Pydantic AI Examples on Agentuity

    Deploying a Pydantic AI agent on Agentuity is a breeze! This post explores a few examples.

  7. Get Structured Output from LangGraph / LangChain

    Deploy a simple agent that uses LangGraph and LangChain to get structured output.

  8. Agents Just Want To Have Streams

    Stream AI agent responses word by word on Agentuity for faster, more responsive interactions — with code examples using the AI SDK and Anthropic.

  9. An Agent-Native Cloud Does Not Mean a Faster Horse

    Why bolt-on AI features fail and cloud infrastructure must be rebuilt from the ground up for autonomous agents — the case for an agent-native cloud.

  10. Agent-to-Agent Networking: Building the Interconnected Agent-Native Ecosystem

    Explore how Agentuity enables secure agent-to-agent communication with encrypted messaging, automatic networking, and internet-scale collaboration.

  11. Do We Need a Programming Language Just for AI Agents?

    Why creating a specialized AI programming language is unnecessary when natural language and LLMs offer a more powerful solution.

  12. Moats, the Maginot Line, and AI

    The relentless pace of AI development renders traditional business moats obsolete. Focusing on agility and innovation is the key to success in this new era.

  13. AI Augmented UI: A Paradigm for Human-Computer Interaction

    AI Augmented UI wraps existing React components with a natural language layer — keeping familiar interfaces while adding conversational controls.