About · Publisher and method

A field journal should show its work.

Meet the publisher and see how Agentmode.ai checks an answer.

What is Agentmode.ai?

Agentmode.ai is a field journal for AI agents. It explains the words, tools, companies, rules, and new ideas shaping the field. Every entry shows where the information came from, when we checked it, and whether the answer is firm or still likely to change.

Who publishes Agentmode.ai?

Turwin Labs publishes Agentmode.ai. Turwin builds ambitious AI ventures with non-technical founders and teams. The journal has a different job: it helps anyone understand the agent field before they choose what to learn, compare, buy, or build. Turwin Labs stands behind the work.

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How is the field guide built?

The current edition has 656 sourced records, including 157 term definitions. We begin with a named source, note the day we checked it, and say when an answer may still change. We prefer official specifications, product documentation, release notes, research papers, and public standards to unsourced summaries.

Named sources include official publishers such as NIST, specification owners, primary research archives, and first-party release repositories.

What can readers verify?

Open the source beside any record. You can compare it with our wording and see the date of our review. Provisional labels show where the answer may still move. Field notes keep new reports separate from settled definitions, and the standards index names the group responsible for each rule.