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Reference Library

Vol. 1·Friday, May 15, 2026·No. 81

The Orchestration Stack: A Practitioner's Guide to Multi-Agent Coordination


The Orchestration Stack: A Practitioner's Guide to Multi-Agent Coordination

Multi-agent orchestration is the discipline of coordinating multiple AI agents to complete tasks no single agent can reliably handle alone. This guide covers the core primitives, the leading production patterns, and how LangGraph, OpenAI's Agents SDK, Google ADK, CrewAI, and AutoGen each approach the problem.


Agents
Noah Ogbi15 min read
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AI Policy

Vol. 1·Tuesday, May 12, 2026·No. 79

OpenAI Just Shipped What Anthropic Won't. Now We Find Out What Restraint Costs.


OpenAI Just Shipped What Anthropic Won't. Now We Find Out What Restraint Costs.

OpenAI shipped Daybreak on Monday: a cybersecurity platform built on three GPT-5.5 variants with eight named enterprise security partners. Anthropic still won't ship Mythos. The gap between the two labs on the headline benchmark is now within one standard error - and the market is about to render its verdict on what restraint is actually worth.


SafetyAI PolicyAnthropic
Noah Ogbi9 min read
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Reference Library

Vol. 1·Saturday, May 9, 2026·No. 77

How Voice AI Actually Works: The Three Architectures Reshaping the Way We Talk to Machines

How Voice AI Actually Works: The Three Architectures Reshaping the Way We Talk to Machines

Three distinct voice AI architectures have emerged in 2026 - each making a different bet on latency, naturalness, and cost. OpenAI's GPT-Realtime-2 is the occasion; the architecture map is the story.


Research
Noah Ogbi13 min read
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Industry

Vol. 1·Thursday, May 14, 2026·No. 80

Altman's $2 Billion Conflict List Is a Map of OpenAI's Bottlenecks


Altman's $2 Billion Conflict List Is a Map of OpenAI's Bottlenecks

Cross-examination in Oakland this week pried open Sam Altman's personal investment book. Court filings put the figure above $2 billion, spread across companies OpenAI does business with. Read as a single thesis, the portfolio names exactly where the CEO of the most consequential AI company believes the binding constraints on the next decade actually sit.


Industry StrategyOpenAI
Noah Ogbi9 min read
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Industry

Vol. 1·Sunday, May 10, 2026·No. 78

Anthropic's 80x Quarter: What Code with Claude Said That the Revenue Number Did Not

Anthropic's 80x Quarter: What Code with Claude Said That the Revenue Number Did Not

At Code with Claude in San Francisco on May 6, Dario Amodei told developers Anthropic grew 80x in Q1 against a 10x plan, called the pace "too hard to handle," and walked through a product stack that no longer looks like a research lab's. Two days later, the Financial Times reported the company is sounding out a $50 billion round at a near-$1 trillion valuation. The numbers are the easy part of this story. The harder part is that Anthropic has begun to behave like a public company.


Industry StrategyAnthropic
Noah Ogbi8 min read
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AI Research

Vol. 1·Friday, May 8, 2026·No. 76

Robots Are Coming for Your Medals: Sony's Ace Beats Elite Ping-Pong Players, and a Chinese Robot Shatters the Half Marathon Record


Robots Are Coming for Your Medals: Sony's Ace Beats Elite Ping-Pong Players, and a Chinese Robot Shatters the Half Marathon Record

Sony's Ace robot defeated elite table tennis players under official tournament rules, reacting 11 times faster than a human. In Beijing, a humanoid called Lightning shattered the half-marathon world record by seven minutes. Together, they mark a turning point for physical AI.


Robotics
Noah Ogbi6 min read
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