What should I read, watch and listen to about agents?

Brendon.BOT has featured 21 items on agents across 5 formats — 6 videos, 6 papers, 4 podcast episodes, 4 insights, 1 book. The strongest is "The Multi-Agent Architecture That Actually Ships — Luke Alvoeiro, Factory" by AI Engineer, scored 9.2. Every item was surfaced independently by more than one expert community before it earned a place.

• The Multi-Agent Architecture That Actually Ships — Luke Alvoeiro, Factory — AI Engineer (video, scored 9.2)
• What Chess.com Teaches US About Superhuman Capabilities, with CEO Erik Allebest — No Priors (podcast episode, scored 8.8)
• CorporateBench: Large-Scale Q&A Benchmarking with Temporal Knowledge Bases — arXiv cs.AI (paper, scored 8.75)
• The Harness Is the Product, Not the Model (insight, scored 8.7)
• The Judge-Generator Split Is the Real Bottleneck in Self-Improvement (insight, scored 8.7)
• PILOT in the Loop: Live Self-Improvement for Long-Horizon Agents — arXiv (paper, scored 8.5)
• WikiSkill: Compiling Agent Experience into Persistent Knowledge for Skill Evolution — arXiv cs.AI (paper, scored 8.5)
• ESPO: Error-Structured Prompt Optimization via Diagnose, Diversify, and Stabilize — arXiv cs.AI (paper, scored 8.3)
• Ship Real Agents: Hands-On Evals for Agentic Applications — Laurie Voss, Arize — AI Engineer (video, scored 8.3)
• VeriPhy: Agentic Physical Reasoning for World Model Evaluation and Refinement — arXiv (paper, scored 8.25)
• Agent Coordination: The Missing Link in Multi-Agent Systems (insight, scored 8.2)
• AI Memory Systems Are Still Fundamentally Flawed (insight, scored 8.2)

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