Practical ways GTM teams can use agents
Our growth team at Clay shares six agent use cases from our own workspace, including deal postmortems, account health scores, and personalized research for tier-one ABM campaigns.
Clay Blog36 min read
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OpenClaw 2.0 pours glitter on slow-burning security dumpster fire
Making installation easier and putting a new wrapper on the interface while leaving most of the security to users is a recipe for more trouble with the popular agent harness
The Register AI7 min read
GDPR and AI customer support: what the regulation asks of you
GDPR and AI customer support explained: lawful basis, retention, subprocessors, and the right to erasure when data lives inside a retrieval index.
Communicate Blog17 min read
AI support audit trail: what to log so you can explain any answer
The audit trail fields, retention windows, and access controls that let you answer why an AI agent said what it said, months later.
Communicate Blog17 min read
The Best Make.com Alternative for WordPress: Uncanny Automator (2026)
Comparing Make.com alternatives for WordPress? See how Uncanny Automator delivers unlimited, instant automations with no credit limits. TLDR? Get the highlights▾ 1The verdict up front: if WordPress is the center of your business, Uncanny Automator is the ultimate Make alternative — instant…
Uncanny Automator Blog16 min read
August Product Roundup: What's new for admins and QA teams
The work of running support well rarely announces itself. It shows up in a filter that used to hang for thirty seconds, a setting that used to require a ticket, a column that finally shows the right data. Here's what changed in August.
Assembled Blog3 min read
MCP logging and observability tools, compared
A researched map of how teams actually watch MCP traffic today: the protocol's own shift to OpenTelemetry, the observability platforms that added MCP tracing, and the gap between debugging a server and running one.
Elva Blog9 min read
Agentic Automation Explained: Agent vs AI Step (2026)
Agentic automation runs a named agent with memory and tools inside a workflow. Here is the five-point test that separates it from a stateless AI step.
Taskade Blog18 min read
The Scaffolding Tax: Why Less Prompt Beats More (2026)
Two frontier labs and two research papers reached the same conclusion by 2026: the AI instructions you wrote to improve output are now quietly making it worse.
Taskade Blog21 min read
History of Mind Mapping: From Porphyry to Buzan to AI (2026)
The real history of mind mapping, with sources. Porphyry never drew a tree, Leonardo's map has never been produced, and the best-controlled study found no benefit. Here is what actually happened, from 270 AD to GraphRAG.
Taskade Blog24 min read
Claude Skills vs. MCP Servers: How to Give a Coding Agent Repository Context
Skills, MCP servers, and CLAUDE.md all load context into a coding agent, but they are not interchangeable. A decision guide to picking the right one - static procedure vs. live data - without bloating the context window or shipping stale answers.
Moxie Docs Blog7 min read
Conversation memory for a support agent: what to keep and forget
What a support AI should remember across sessions, what it should forget on request, and why unlimited conversation memory is a privacy liability.
Communicate Blog18 min read
AI Agents vs. Chatbots: Why the Distinction Matters for HR
HR teams are investing in AI, but most are buying chatbots when they need agents. Here's why that difference changes everything about onboarding.
Onboarding0 Blog5 min read
Self-Replicating Code: Quines, von Neumann, and the Programs That Copy Themselves (2026)
A quine prints its own source. Von Neumann showed what self-replication needs in 1948, five years before DNA. Here is the full chain, with code you can run.
Taskade Blog32 min read
The Bitter Lesson Explained: Richard Sutton's 26 Words (2026)
Richard Sutton compressed The Bitter Lesson into 26 words. What it means, why he now says LLMs break it, and what it changes for anyone building with AI.
Taskade Blog32 min read
AI agent fallback design: build the "I do not know" path first
Chatbot fallback design for AI support agents: how to design the escalation path before the happy path, and why the fallback is the actual product.
Communicate Blog17 min read
Support agent prompt engineering: an annotated system prompt
A real customer support system prompt, annotated line by line, with the grounding, citation, and refusal rules that stop confident wrong answers.
Communicate Blog20 min read
API discovery platforms and marketplaces for AI agents in 2026
A researched map of how AI agents and the teams building them find and call APIs at scale outside of MCP: public marketplaces, unified-API platforms, and OpenAPI-driven agent tool generation, and where each one stops short of governing who gets to call what.
Elva Blog14 min read
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