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Posts tagged LLM.
AI agents can book appointments, take payments and support clinical work. Here is how healthcare teams can give them the right access, and no more.
Which teams should use Claude Code, Claude Cowork, or ChatGPT/OpenAI Agents — and the controls Workstation recommends before production.
Operational guide to LangGraph agents, LangSmith evals, and Apache Airflow 3 schedules — with Workstation promotion and edge patterns.
How Workstation maps NVIDIA DGX Spark, DGX Station, and Mac Studio M5 into AI Labs and SME packages — factual positioning, no invented prices.
Workstation on uncovering LLM agent bottlenecks with observability: OpenTelemetry, Prometheus/Grafana/Thanos, Langfuse — with clear pros/cons, cost levers, and usage metrics that protect margins.
Workstation on turbocharging LLMs: PagedAttention paging for KV cache, vLLM serving, Self-Debugging for agents, PowerInfer token rates, and EG-MLA memory cuts — with production trade-offs.
KubePilot helps SRE, DevOps, and platform teams move from noisy cluster signals to a safe fix — CoPilot, Pilot, and AutoPilot. Open source at kubepilot.org.
Meta Muse Glimmer brings always-on local agents to a single GPU via Ollama: 30B, Apache 2.0, 128K context, vision and tools — Workstation business guide.
Secure enterprise AI agents with MCP OAuth 2.1, VPN-isolated tools, and HashiCorp Vault leases that auto-rotate and expire — plus Claude, OpenAI, and Cursor recommendations.
Workstation rewrite of AWS What is Deep Learning: neural networks, generative AI, vision/speech/NLP/recommendations, and how teams ship DL in the cloud or on Kubernetes.
Kimi K3 pushes open-weight models into frontier agent territory. What changed for developers, vLLM serving, MCP, and Workstation production advice.
Workstation take on Claude Opus 5 on Amazon Bedrock: agentic coding, long-running agents, 1M context, ZDR by default, and how teams should adopt it.
Implement Amazon Bedrock, Bedrock AgentCore, SageMaker, and Amazon Q, then launch a first business agent in Microsoft Teams — with requirements, tooling, and time boxes.
Choose the right Claude model tier: Haiku for fast routing, Sonnet for daily work, Opus for complex agentic coding, and Fable 5 for long-horizon autonomy. Includes a token-budget router blueprint.
Claude Fable 5 is Anthropic's Mythos-class frontier model for long-horizon agents. Community reactions, YouTube reviews, when to use it, and how to save tokens.

What are Large Language Models and how do they work? A clear, non-technical explainer for managers and engineers — tokens, embeddings, transformers, training and inference — plus production Kubernetes YAML to deploy your own LLM with Ollama and vLLM.
I unboxed a Mac Studio M4 Max with 128 GB unified memory and 40 GPU cores, installed Ollama, ran Llama 3.1 8B locally, and built a private RAG pipeline - all on one quiet, 6.48 W idle desk-side box.