In-depth reviews of AI agents, LLM tools, and automation platforms.
Google is bundling Gemini into Workspace at a per-seat premium. We audit whether that premium buys enough AI capability to justify the cost for small and mid-sized businesses.
Replit Agent promises to let non-technical teams build working software from a single prompt. We tested that claim from a business operations perspective — and found real progress, real gaps, and real reasons to pay attention.
We put CrewAI through its paces — from setup to production deployment. Here's how it scores on our five-point review rubric.
LangChain remains the most widely used LLM framework, but newer alternatives are catching up. We evaluate its current state for business use.
n8n blends visual workflow building with AI agent nodes. We test whether it's ready for business automation at scale.
AutoGen 0.4 reimagines Microsoft's multi-agent framework with a new AgentChat API, built-in benchmarking, and a drag-and-drop Studio. Is it ready for business use?
The AI industry is undergoing a structural shift from experimentation to production and monetisation. EU regulation is accelerating compliance investment, and enterprise budgets are following suit.
Gartner projects 40% of enterprises will have AI agents in production by late 2026. Here's what the data says — and what it means for hiring, budgets, and organisational design.