About us

An independent publication about AI agent development — no paid placements, no vendor rankings, no course for sale.

We publish engineering guides about designing, building and running AI agents: the basics, frameworks and model choice, architecture and tooling, production operations, and the cost and business case. Every guide is written and reviewed in house by engineers who ship agents, and published with the date of its last review — including when the review changed nothing.

How we pay for it. We design and build AI agents, integrations and internal tools for companies. That work is completely separate from the editorial side: a client cannot be covered more favourably, and no client is named in a guide.

What that means for the guides. No model provider, framework or agent platform can buy a mention, a ranking or a link. Where a guide recommends an approach, it is because it fits the workload being described. Where we have a commercial relationship with something we discuss, the guide says so in the text.

What we do not do. We do not sell courses or certifications, we do not run affiliate links, and we do not accept payment in exchange for coverage.

This field moves fast. Model behaviour, pricing and framework APIs change every few months. We re-review guides on a schedule and re-date them, and where a technique has aged badly we say so in the text instead of quietly deleting it.

Corrections. If something here is wrong or out of date, write to us and we will fix it and re-date the guide. Corrections are made in the text, not quietly.

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Last updated 2026-08-05 by aiagentdevelopment.info · About us

Written by builders

Every guide is written by engineers who run agents in production, not spun from other sites.

Reviewed on a schedule

This field moves fast. Each guide carries the date of its last review, and we publish the date even when nothing changed.

No paid placements

No model provider, framework or agent platform can buy a mention, a ranking or a link here.

Twelve languages

Every guide is translated, not machine-popped — each language has its own URL and its own review date.

Limits named

We say plainly when a task does not need an agent and a plain script would be cheaper and more reliable.