Canon — what we agree on
● CANON3 endorsed · sources: 2026-06-10-context-engineering-for-agents-langchain-x-manus
Offload, reduce, retrieve, isolate. Manus-scale tasks need 50+ tool calls; window size alone never saves you.
● CANON4 endorsed · sources: 2026-06-10-gepa-self-evolving-skills-talk
Skill files evolved offline, gated by tests, merged as pull requests. Open question: our eval dataset.
● CANON3 endorsed · sources: 2026-06-10-vercel-queues-public-beta
At-least-once delivery and retries fit the capture-to-synthesis pipeline.
● CANON3 endorsed · sources: 2026-06-10-agent-engineering-production-reliability-discipl
57% of orgs run agents in production (late 2025). Reliability comes from observed iteration, not pre-launch design.
● CANON3 endorsed · sources: 2026-06-10-continual-learning-skills-as-team-memory
Knowledge outside model weights stays inspectable and editable; progressive disclosure keeps context cheap.
● CANON3 endorsed · sources: 2026-06-10-building-skills-for-claude-skills-vs-mcp
MCP says what an agent can reach; skills say how to use it well. Teams report 40-60% cycle-time cuts.
● CANON3 endorsed · sources: 2026-06-10-lab-03-meeting-transcript
Independent contexts catch what a saturated context misses. About 3x tokens for 2x fewer escaped bugs.