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Your agent just edited its own instructions. Who reviews the diff?
Why self-modifying agents only become deployable when every self-improvement is a versioned, validated, reviewable artifact
Aleph journal
Notes on useful agents.
Product thinking and practical details for people who would rather adopt a working agent than start from an empty prompt.
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Your agent just got a message. Should it believe it?
Why event-triggered agents must treat the payload that woke them as untrusted data, and how Aleph's draft-safe event turns keep a webhook from becoming a command
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Your agent has tools. Who holds the keys?
Why giving an AI agent access to GitHub, Slack, and Gmail is the hardest trust problem in production, and how Aleph's scoped connections keep credentials out of the bundle
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Does your agent work when you walk away?
Why scheduled autonomous execution is the real differentiator between chat assistants and true AI agents, and how Aleph's cron-based turns keep working when you don't.
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The agent enable gap
Why 88% of AI agent pilots never reach production, and how Aleph's architecture bridges the operational gap between a working demo and a running agent.
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Auditable autonomous workflows with Aleph
How versioned bundles, separate vaults, and enable/disable control give enterprise teams a governance foundation for AI agents without waiting for standards.
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Install someone else’s agent
The fastest way to a useful AI agent is to start from one that already works.
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What’s inside an Aleph agent bundle?
A short tour of the portable files that make an Aleph agent understandable and repeatable.