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Context engineering — 2 posts
Context assembly as a first-class subsystem
Before a riteangle agent writes a word, about twenty blocks of context are read in parallel and merged into one prompt. The output schema changes shape depending on which blocks arrived. And nothing anywhere counts a token.
9 min read
Cross-thread agent memory without cross-user leakage
A cross-thread memory store for agents, where the privacy boundary is a column that was never created. How riteangle lets an agent reuse what you already said without letting it reveal who you said it to.
12 min read