AI systems that survive production
Most AI agents in production are demos with extra steps. I help teams build the ones that aren't.
I'm Bhanu Chaddha. I work with teams putting AI agents and RAG into production: the parts that hold up once the demo is over.
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Fifteen years building distributed systems before AI is why the production critique lands. About me
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How to Build a Production AI Agent · part 1
Most agents are three boxes and no way to know if they are still right. This series builds the rest. First step: label the dataset before the agent exists.
The Request Is Not the Problem
Structured Thinking · part 4
Most requests arrive as somebody's private guess at a solution. Reconstructing the real question behind one takes an hour, the cheapest hour in the project.
Nobody Knows Which Part of the Problem Is Theirs
Structured Thinking · part 3
Most people break a problem into the things they noticed. That is a list, and it tells you nothing about what to do first. Here is the one question that turns it into a tree.
Your Buckets Have a Hole In Them
Structured Thinking · part 2
Most problem breakdowns look organized and are secretly broken. MECE thinking is the two-part test that catches it: no overlap, no gaps.
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