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4 July 2026

The SIGNAL Framework

A Practitioner’s Reference for Warning Lifecycle Management in Platform Engineering Version: 1.0Author: Bola OgunlanaClassification: Original framework, Cockpit to Cloud seriesOrigin: Derived from post-mortem analysis of the 1995 Sampoong Department Store collapse, mapped to persistent warning failure modes in cloud and platform engineering operations What SIGNAL Is SIGNAL is a 6-principle operational framework for managing persistent warnings in platform engineering, DevSecOps, […]

Artificial Intelligence 0 18 min read
30 June 2026

Open Agent Provenance (OAP)

Version: 0.1 (draft) Status: Draft for comment. Not a finished standard. Published: 2026-06-30 Predicate type URI: https://oap.dev/RunRecord/v0.1 (illustrative) Licence: intended for an open, vendor-neutral licence (Apache 2.0 or CC BY 4.0) v0.1 is a starting point. The field set and conformance rules will move as producers and consumers appear and as we learn what auditors and agents actually need. Backward-compatible […]

Artificial Intelligence 1 16 min read
24 June 2026

Claude said no. Forty minutes later, it was writing live exploits against Mexico’s federal tax authority

The prompt came in Spanish. Claude processed it and refused. “Specific instructions about deleting logs and hiding history are red flags,” the model said. The session had barely started. The pushback was unambiguous. Most sessions end there. This one didn’t. Over the next 40 minutes, the operator rephrased the request, rebuilt the context, and loaded a persistent configuration file: a […]

Artificial Intelligence 0 11 min read
11 June 2026

Operating Cloud Infrastructure at the Speed of Intent: The 90-Day Agentic Shift

For the past decade, the holy grail of DevOps and platform engineering has been automation. We wrote bash scripts, compiled complex Jenkins pipelines, and eventually moved toward declarative states with Terraform or OpenTofu. Yet, even with Infrastructure as Code (IaC), a structural bottleneck remained: the human. Engineers still manually analyse logs, approve PRs, triage alerts, and decide when to scale […]

Artificial Intelligence 0 3 min read
1 June 2026

Agent skills have a supply chain problem. NVIDIA just shipped the first structural fix.

On 5 February 2008, Baxter International initiated the largest pharmaceutical recall in US history. 81 Americans were dead. Hundreds more had experienced anaphylaxis and cardiac events after routine intravenous heparin infusions. The FDA traced the contamination back to a manufacturing facility in Changzhou, China that its inspectors had never visited. The raw active pharmaceutical ingredient had been deliberately substituted with […]

Artificial Intelligence 0 11 min read
30 May 2026

Sneak Peek: Take the Wheel

Chapter 01: The day infrastructure started operating itself The pager screamed at 3:47 AM, a jagged, electronic intrusion that sliced through the silence of the bedroom. Marcus was awake before he was conscious. His hand reflexively snatched the phone from the nightstand, his thumb already swiping to acknowledge the alert. PagerDuty. Critical. Production. He sat up, the cold air hitting his skin, […]

Artificial Intelligence 1 19 min read
27 May 2026

The Therac-25 killed patients while the monitor said “no error.” Your pipeline is one race condition away from the same failure.

Between June 1985 and January 1987, six patients received radiation doses between 40 and 200 times the prescribed therapeutic level from a machine that had been certified, reviewed, and considered an improvement over every model before it. At least three died from their injuries. The Atomic Energy of Canada Limited’s Therac-25 reported no error each time. Operators, following training, pressed […]

Artificial Intelligence 0 15 min read

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