Writing about agent systems, reusable building blocks, and the practical work of making capabilities easier to package, version, and move across runtimes, frameworks, and ecosystems.
The blank page is still one of the biggest adoption bottlenecks in agent systems. Packages solve reuse. Templates solve the first-project problem.
A team builds an agent that works well internally. Another team wants to use it. That is where the packaging gap shows up.
The fifth tool in an agent system is easy. The fifteenth is noisy. The fiftieth is a design problem.
The hard part of agent development is not getting an LLM to call a tool once. The hard part starts when that tool needs to be reused, versioned, installed, trusted, and run somewhere else.
Most agent ecosystems have plenty of demos and very few genuinely reusable building blocks. Seeding AgentPM starts with a small set of tools that people should actually want to install.