Most teams reach for a kill switch after something goes wrong. Circuit breakers stop it before $437 disappears overnight. Here's the architecture.

AWS launched Agent Registry in April 2026. Most teams are solving the wrong problem. Here's what a real agent system of record actually requires.

Managing customers in a CRM you never update is worse than not having one. Here's the workspace-per-customer pattern I run in Waxell Connect instead.

A single GitHub comment simultaneously compromised Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and GitHub Copilot. Here's the architecture problem no patch will fix — and what runtime enforcement actually prevents.

Teams block every agent action for approval — or monitor nothing. Neither works. Here's the risk-tiered oversight model that scales, and why the governance layer must enforce it.

Microsoft's AGT is a solid answer to one version of the governance question: can you evaluate a declarative policy before a tool call fires? But pre-execution governance isn't the full story. This post covers the six production failure modes AGT doesn't address, the three planes of agent governance, and why teams building at scale choose Waxell.