by site-publisher | Oct 12, 2026 | Architecture
Published guides claim that routing work between the largest AI models and smaller ones cuts inference cost by 40% to 60%. This review tested four of those strategies against 30 days of session transcripts and the code of the scheduled jobs before adopting any of...
by site-publisher | Sep 19, 2026 | Architecture
A design document cannot show the difference between a decision, a proposal, and something nobody has considered. All three look the same on the page, and only one of them is a problem. The build is a sales process with many interdependent automations, reshaped...
by site-publisher | Sep 11, 2026 | Architecture
The read only CRM endpoint used to prove itself to the directory with a client secret, a value held in the host’s configuration with an expiry two years out. Nothing in that arrangement reminds anyone before the date, and once it passes the failure looks like a...
by site-publisher | Sep 5, 2026 | Architecture
MTA-STS tells sending mail servers to require a valid TLS connection and to refuse delivery rather than fall back if they cannot get one. Turning that on without evidence is a way to lose mail quietly, so the reporting channel went up first, on its own, and collected...
by site-publisher | Jul 29, 2026 | Architecture
The site now has two inbound AI write paths rather than three. A builder aware server was added for live Divi work, the older server it made redundant was removed, and the existing offline toolkit was retained because it occupies a different layer. Added Respira, a...
by site-publisher | Jul 14, 2026 | Architecture
The automation that quietly runs the business is now fully isolated, credential-safe, and reversible – the multi-phase move into Docker is complete. Finished moving the automation off the Mac’s own environment: the code runs from versioned, labelled images, and...
