Yarnhen — 28 posts on October 21
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- Fiction: A reader of “Four Companies Serve Skills Over MCP The Way The Spec Says”
- Fiction: A reader of “Healthcare: The Shape Of The Answer”
- Fiction: A reader of “The Brands Are Missing From Their Own Markets”
- Fiction: A reader of “The First Poppy Files, and the One a Vendor Wrote”
- Fiction: A reader of “Three Hundred Eighty Companies Say Claude And One Hundred Forty-Two Say Ant…
- Fiction: A reader of “What A Program Needs In Order To Decide”
- Fiction: A reader of “Where The Market Layer Of The Kin Score Stands”
- Four operations decide what every cloud trusts from your GitHub workflows
- The FinOps profile that was wrong about your bill
- The cheaper tool per call took twice the turns, and what that means for you
- The compliance vendor that says start with read, and the record you’d read about it
- You Run a FastAPI Service, and Scalar Just Told You the Real Work Starts After /openapi.json
- You Told Your Agent to Read the Web. Cloudflare Wants It to Search First.
- You are picking a sales-data vendor for your agents, and ZoomInfo’s record says something honest…
- You ask an agent for Pfizer’s product data, and the catalog shows nothing to call
- You connect one URL to Cloudflare, and the playbook comes with the tools
- You hand agents one MCP endpoint, but the catalog finds no contract for the API behind it
- You hand an agent your blog and never touch a token: what Hashnode shipped, and what the record s…
- You installed a skill without reading it. Here is what Tessl says that costs you
- You maintain a Wagtail site and your agent keeps getting distracted: what the project’s new skill…
- You run an app that can’t see who’s asking: Cloudflare’s OHTTP gateway
- You sell API security. What does your own API look like from outside?
- You send the campaign, the network blinks, and nothing tells you if it goes out twice
- You’re Sizing Up a Skills Registry, and Port Just Told You Where It Stops
- You’re building an agent on MCP, and the long jobs and the wake-ups are still unsolved
- You’re building an agent that buys data, and MadeOnSol says you’re comparing the wrong things
- Your AI bill says tokens. Finance wants to know which agent spent them.
- Your submission queue just got a ceiling: arXiv’s two-a-month rate limit