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Eric Broda and John Miller hosts The Agentic Mesh Podcast, a technology show with 19 episodes published.
#AgenticAI #AIAgents #CyberSecurity #EnterpriseAI #AIArchitecture Every CISO or security professional I speak with describes the same problem. "This new wave of agents operate with almost unbounded permissions," one told
Show notes#AICoding #AIAgents #SoftwareEngineering #DeveloperProductivity Agent memory is becoming a new foundation of enterprise agent architecture. But it seems like we are still treating memory as a bigger context window, a ret
Show notesCoding agents are already highly effective in the environment they were designed around: local context, local memory, local files, immediate feedback, and bounded technical surfaces. The tools are not a disappointment. T
Show notesAPA is the form factor for the enterprise agent ecosystem. Enterprises won't deploy one agent. They'll deploy millions — across functions, vendors, and models. The question isn't whether agents can reason or use tools. T
Show notesAn agent harness is the runtime system that turns a model into an operating agent, but the harness required for a coding or personal agent is fundamentally different from the one required for an enterprise agent. Coding
Show notesIf Knowledge Management is the library, the Agentic Knowledge Fabric is the precision-curated briefing document prepared specifically for the agent’s current task. The Agentic Knowledge Fabric offers an architecture for
Show notesAgentic Process Automation puts agents inside enterprise workflows at scale — thousands of them, making decisions, routing work, invoking tools. Evaluating whether each one is safe to operate requires matching performanc
Show notesAgentic Process Automation has agents participating directly in business processes, making step-level decisions, interpreting mixed inputs, coordinating across systems, and operating within policy and control boundaries.
Show notesWhat if agents could do more than assist developers — what if they became trusted participants in enterprise business processes? In this episode, we explore Agentic Process Automation (APA) and why it’s the next step bey
Show notesWe’re entering an era where enterprises won’t run a handful of agents, but thousands or millions of them. In this episode, we introduce Know Your Agent (KYA) and argue that managing agents must look more like managing em
Show notesMost enterprise automation fails in the same place: the brittle gap between SaaS systems.In this episode of The Agentic Mesh Podcast, John Miller and Eric Broda argue that traditional RPA and workflows can’t handle ambig
Show notesAre coding agents enough, or do enterprises need a completely different class of AI to run their business processes?In this episode of The Agentic Mesh Podcast, we dive into the world of AI agents and the key differences
Show notesHow well does your AI understand your business's decision-making processes? In our latest podcast, we highlight the critical role of policies in context engineering and how they can shape AI responses effectively. Don’t
Show notesIn this conversation, Eric and John delve into the critical role of context in AI, particularly focusing on the concept of the 'minimum viable context' and its implications for AI agents. They discuss the challenges of m
Show notesIn this conversation, Eric and John delve into the critical role of context in AI, particularly focusing on the concept of the 'minimum viable context' and its implications for AI agents. They discuss the challenges of m
Show notesThe hard problem isn’t building smarter agents; rather, if we are going to have hundreds, thousands, or maybe millions of agents in each enterprise, then it’s about building the social infrastructure for trust at-scale;
Show notesThe future is ambient agents: always on, always listening, and always working. The hard part isn’t a prettier UI; it’s identity, state, and audit-ready agent-to-agent handoffs at scale—why A2A, MCP, and an Agentic Mesh e
Show notesSoftware is getting cheaper to build and insanely faster to ship, shrinking “ten people for a year” into days. However, the real question is this: if the tools are already here and the upside is that big, why are so many
Show notesToday, far too many AI and agent projects die as science experiments. AI and agent projects live in a lab, impress at demo time, but they never get into production.In this conversation, Eric and John tackle this problem
Show notesAgentic Mesh is the idea that the real challenge isn’t building a single impressive agent—it’s running an *ecosystem* of them in the real world. In this podcast, we treat agents like infrastructure: how do hundreds or th
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