Tag: software-architecture
All the articles with the tag "software-architecture".
Technology Does Not Create Public Value: A Technical Blueprint for Agentic Government
Technology itself does not create new value. Public value appears only when we redesign processes and build the legal framework to carry the change. If there is a real need and real readiness, agents can become a bounded, accountable layer between citizens and the state. Here is the architecture.
The Missing Link in the Agentic State aka Solving the AI Identity Crisis in Public Services
We have the tool layer, but lack the authorization layer. Here is how architecting the triad of Person, Agent, and Scope creates a trust anchor for the proactive Personal State.
The AI-Ready Enterprise: Preparing Your Business for Autonomous Agents
AI-readiness is the practice of designing systems that AI agents can use autonomously, securely, and predictably. Learn how to prepare your business for autonomous agents.
AI Where It Belongs: The Riigihanked.eu Case Study
A case study on building Riigihanked.eu. Discover how we combine deterministic software with AI to help entrepreneurs, managers, and government officials navigate Estonian public procurement.
Stop Treating Claude Like a Chatbot: A Practical Field Guide to Agentic Software Work
A practical guide for developers, product builders, and solo entrepreneurs on using Claude Code, Claude Design, Gemini, Antigravity, Codex, Playwright, Gauge, Pydantic, Qlty, and disciplined agentic workflows to plan, build, review, secure, and ship software.