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Your agent fleet can build trustworthy state with their own keys

markmhendrickson.com · published 28 April 2026

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When agents share state, everything breaks Read at the source ↗

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What my agentic stack actually does Read at the source ↗

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Plancast wasn't early, it needed agents with a proper substrate and mesh Read at the source ↗

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https://markmhendrickson.com/agent/

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