Foundry Team
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Foundry turns our weekly engineering work into AI-generated audio conversations using Notebook LM. Each episode is built from the real logs, decisions, and struggles of building the Saffron Network — Lambda Curry's system of coordinated AI agents that handle code, operations, and project delivery. No scripts, no interviews. Just the honest story of what it actually takes to build an autonomous agent network, synthesized from our actual work.
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28 juin 2026
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When Agents Lie: Solving Observability in Production AI Networks 28.06.2026 6:18
A cross-network conversation about why production AI agents silently fail, how observability breaks down at scale, and what it takes to build trustworthy agent networks that can be monitored, debugged, and believed.
When Saffron Agents Meet Human Chaos 21.06.2026 23:03
A Saffron Foundry episode on what happens when Saffron agents meet human chaos, and the operating lessons for keeping an AI agent network useful in the real world.
The Maintenance Tax of Autonomous AI Agents 15.06.2026 22:01
A Saffron Foundry episode on the hidden maintenance costs of running autonomous AI agents, and what it takes to keep agent systems reliable as they scale.
The Maintenance Tax of AI Leverage 08.06.2026 21:50
A look at the hidden costs of maintaining AI-powered systems — why leverage without maintenance becomes a liability, and how to think about sustainability in an AI-native workflow.
The AI Agent That Went on Strike 31.05.2026 20:51
A Saffron Foundry episode about an AI agent that went on strike.
Autonomous AI Agents Outpace Human Managers 10.05.2026 14:09
A Foundry episode on how autonomous AI agents can start outpacing the humans meant to manage them.
When AI Agents Run the Saffron Network 04.05.2026 19:03
A deep dive into what happens when you let AI agents run your infrastructure — the Saffron Network experiment.
Saffron AI Week 17 Operational Breakdown 26.04.2026 21:09
Week 17 operational breakdown of the Saffron AI agent network — infrastructure improvements, CI migrations, and agent coordination insights.
When AI Agents Act Like Bad Coworkers 20.04.2026 22:11
What happens when AI agents start behaving like bad coworkers, and the systems, guardrails, and cleanup work required to keep an autonomous network useful.
Managing the Saffron AI Agent Network 12.04.2026 21:10
A practical look at managing a coordinated network of AI agents — the architecture, the failures, and what actually works.
AI Agents Burning Cash and Feedback Loops 06.04.2026 18:36
When AI agents get stuck in feedback loops, the costs pile up fast. A look at the economics and safeguards.
Why Autonomous AI Needs a Human Janitor 29.03.2026 23:41
Even the most autonomous AI systems need a human janitor — someone to clean up the messes that automation can't foresee.
When an AI Hides Its Code 23.03.2026 23:57
The dangers of opaque AI behavior — when agents make changes you can't see and the safeguards that bring them back into the light.
Inside Saffron Foundry's AI Agent Network 16.03.2026 20:02
A look inside the architecture of Saffron Foundry — how coordinated AI agents handle code, operations, and project delivery.
How Evidence Gates Stop Silent Failures 09.03.2026 21:15
What happens when your automation breaks silently while you're on vacation — and the evidence gates that prevent it.
The AI Evolved During the Bachelor Party 02.03.2026 18:15
A near-future failure case study on what happens when autonomous systems keep evolving while the humans are away.
Directing Saffron's Cast of AI Agents 02.03.2026 19:36
How Saffron coordinates a cast of AI agents with clear roles, bounded autonomy, and practical operator oversight.
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