Kamya Shah

TL;DR Organizations deploying AI agents report significant gains: early adopters achieve 2x iteration speed when fine-tuning industry-specific agents, while 62% of organizations expect more than 100% ROI from agentic AI deployment. This article explores proven strategies to accelerate AI agent development through systematic experimentation, automated simulation, comprehensive evaluation frameworks,

TL;DR Tool calling enables AI agents to invoke external capabilities APIs, databases, search, and workflows during inference. Efficient execution depends on deterministic planning, low-latency routing, robust observability, and evaluations that quantify correctness and cost. Engineering teams should standardize on an AI gateway with distributed tracing, semantic caching, failover, and

TL;DR Agent loops occur when an AI agent repeatedly cycles without making progress. Prevent them by combining robust tracing, loop-aware patterns, targeted alerts, deterministic safe fallbacks, and strict tool governance. Use Maxim AI’s end-to-end stacks: simulation, evaluations, observability, and Bifrost gateway, to detect, reproduce, and remediate loops across

TL;DR RAG systems fail when retrieval is weak, prompts drift, context is misaligned, or evaluation is missing. Maxim AI addresses these failure modes with agent simulation, offline and online evals, prompt management, and production observability across traces, spans, tool calls, and datasets. Teams ship reliable RAG faster by continuously