Topic

AI Agents

Agent-assisted development, execution boundaries, observability, and validation.

8 public entries.

  1. 微电子学习工具笔记

    课程工具、操作说明、官方配图与RC练习。

  2. A result object is not an evaluated result

    Why automated ANSYS Mechanical work needs separate geometry, setup, solver-input, solved, evaluated, and credibility gates.

  3. Why ForgeSpec keeps a typed specification between a prompt and CAD

    Separating requirement interpretation, domain planning, deterministic CadQuery generation, and artifact validation.

  4. Known limits of a shared persistent terminal

    Failure boundaries in shell recovery, cancellation, replay, backpressure, terminal negotiation, and interactive programs.

  5. One shell, two observers: the persistent terminal architecture

    How a native broker owns one PTY or ConPTY while an agent and a human share observation and controlled input.

  6. What I tested in the persistent terminal broker

    Observed Windows and Linux checks for PTY lifecycle, authenticated IPC, state persistence, cancellation, replay, and human takeover.

  7. A narrow Mechanical delivery protocol

    A stepwise Discovery-to-Workbench-to-Mechanical path with explicit success signals and recovery actions.

  8. Failure taxonomy for automated Mechanical handoffs

    Seven ways an ANSYS workflow can look complete while its solver, evaluation, delivery, or exported evidence is still incomplete.