Daily Reading List – August 28, 2026 (#856)

Happy Friday. I’m at inbox zero, and hoping for a fun weekend with the family. And might write a blog post if the stars align.

[blog] Teamwork: When AI Becomes a Research Partner. This is outstanding. I liked the deep dive into the patterns this tool applies to agent teams. And the results are impressive.

[blog] Don’t Waste Your Career Getting Comfortable. Tons of good advice in here, much of which I follow diligently myself. Get comfortable being uncomfortable.

[blog] Dynamic capacity management for AI infrastructure. Now isn’t the time to commit to a ton of fixed infrastructure. Who knows what you’ll need in six months, let alone two years. Here’s a good post on embracing a more fluid foundation.

[article] AI Transformation Requires Redesigning Work, Not Cutting Roles. There’s good advice in here. Especially the examples of where companies go down the wrong path.

[blog] Simplify your resilience testing strategy with Fault Injection Testing. How you feeling about your disaster recovery plans? Tested them in a while? What about when you’ve got many workloads in a public cloud? Here’s a new way to simulate meaningful failures to see how your automated resilience handles it.

[blog] Friday Forward – Expert Silence. We’re all wrong—yes, even “experts”—all the time. It’s completely normal. But be smart enough to acknowledge new facts when more information comes in.

[blog] Designing Websites for People and AI Agents with WebMCP. I’d encourage you to be aware of WebMCP, even if you don’t want to go deep on it.

[blog] Unlock Antigravity 2.0: Logins, Plans, Cost, and Quota. Getting started with new tools can be intimidating, especially when you have a handful of initial choices to make. Alexis breaks this down in a very understandable way.

[blog] Introducing Agent Native Design: An Open-Source Figma Alternative. Build interactive prototypes that you can export anywhere.

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