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Abinesh U — AI Engineer

I design and document agentic AI, multi-agent architectures and the infrastructure that takes them into production.

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02Featured projects
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04Latest articles
Aug 2026
Architecture

State Engineering: Designing Agent State Systems That Don't Pollute

State engineering designs the typed schemas, reducers, scoping rules, and immutable ledgers that allow multi-agent systems to coordinate without state pollution or context bloat.

14 min
Jul 2026
Production

Agent Observability: Designing Systems You Can Debug, Trust, and Improve

Agent observability creates an evidence trail for what an agent saw, decided, changed and proved—so production behavior can be diagnosed, governed and improved.

13 min
Jul 2026
Architecture

Graph Engineering: Designing Agent Systems That Coordinate

Graph engineering makes the handoffs, state, authority and verification rules between agent loops explicit—so multi-agent work can coordinate without drifting.

14 min
Jul 2026
Architecture

Loop Engineering: Designing Agent Loops That Converge

Loop engineering designs the triggers, handoffs, evidence, state, budgets and stop rules that make repeated agent work safe and verifiable.

14 min
Jul 2026
Architecture

Harness Engineering: The Missing Reliability Layer in Agentic AI Systems

Harness Engineering introduces a runtime discipline for building reliable, production-grade agentic AI systems through deterministic execution boundaries.

15 min
Jun 2026
Architecture

The Shape of Agentic Systems

Most agent failures are not model failures — they are shape failures. A taxonomy of the loops, hierarchies and graphs that actually work in production.

12 min
May 2026
Memory

Memory Is the System

Agent capability is mostly a function of memory design. A breakdown of working, episodic, semantic and procedural memory in practice.

9 min
Apr 2026
RAG

RAG Is a Retrieval Problem, Not a Generation Problem

Why most RAG systems plateau, and the retrieval-side investments that actually move the quality curve.

7 min
Mar 2026
Evaluation

Evals as Product Engineering

Treating evaluation as a first-class system — datasets, judges, traces, regressions and the discipline of continuous quality.

10 min
05Current focus
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Memory-first agent design

Treating episodic and semantic memory as the core architecture, not a bolt-on.

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Evaluation as infrastructure

Continuous eval harnesses that run with every change, not just at launch.

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Context engineering

Designing the information environment an agent operates inside — instructions, retrieval, tools, state.

06 / Next step

Let's build something
worth documenting.

Whether it's a system architecture review, a writing collaboration, or an idea you want to stress-test — I'm reachable.