Egeria Resource Explorer (Part 3): Asking a Question
Active Surveying Beyond the Catalog Perimeter · Part 3 What happens when you actually ask one: prerequisites, what it costs, and how the answer gets published. In Part 2 we took a single row of…
Active Surveying Beyond the Catalog Perimeter · Part 3 What happens when you actually ask one: prerequisites, what it costs, and how the answer gets published. In Part 2 we took a single row of…
Active Surveying Beyond the Catalog Perimeter · Part 2 One catalog of questions across five resource types, and what a single row of it actually contains. If the Funnel Is the Shape, This Is the…
Survey first, catalog the worthy.
In my last post, Egeria Advisor: The Live Gateway and the Feedback Loop, we explored how the Egeria Advisor transitioned from a passive reference guide into an active operational tool by integrating the Model Context…
In my last post, I detailed how we addressed the challenge of non-determinism by moving to a coordinated multi-agent architecture and introducing explicit Intent and Perspective controls into the front-end Web UI. By wrapping our…
In my last post, The Egeria Advisor: Casting Out Egeria Expert – Lessons Learned, I shared how we expanded the data scope of the Egeria Advisor to include core code repositories like egeria-python, egeria (Java), and egeria-workspaces. This expansion…
Dan Wolfson We have to build systems that people want to use, that provide value to them individually, that makes their work life better – not just view humans as knowledge sources to train the…
Organizations are investing heavily in AI—deploying the latest LLMs, implementing sophisticated RAG systems, building agents with MCP tools. Yet a surprising number of AI projects struggle to reach production or fail outright. The issue is…