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title: "How to Build Agent Evals That Catch Real Failures"
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title: "Small Language Model Agents: The 2026 Practical Guide to Sub-10B Deployments"
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title: "Anthropic's 186-Deal Experiment Shows What the Agent Economy Actually Looks Like"
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title: "When NOT to Use an Agent: The Production Data That Should Change Your Default"
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title: "AI Agents in Legal: What Works, What Fails, and What the Sanctions Data Actually Shows"
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title: "AI Agent ROI: The Calculator and Framework That Cuts Through Vendor Math"
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The reactive/deliberative/hybrid taxonomy is broken. The 2026 classification that actually helps: coding agents, research agents, computer-use agents, task agents, multi-agent orchestrators, and self-improving agents.