Scheduled AI work
Learn the control loop, then explore repeatable workflows and ready-to-use skills.
Explore automation skills →Understand the systems behind useful personal AI—from automation, memory, and local models to agent protocols, research workflows, and building software with AI.
A plain-language map of how AI moves from answering questions to pursuing real work across multiple steps.
Read the agentic AI guide →Learn how goals, memory, tools, approvals, and scheduled execution fit together without hiding the tradeoffs.

How goals, planning, tools, observations, memory, approvals, and evaluation work as one system.

A practical model for routing, execution lanes, checkpoints, artifacts, and human control.

Understand admission checks, policy boundaries, approval gates, and safer agent execution.
Understand retrieval, reusable memory, evidence, and the context systems that make model output more useful.

Learn embeddings, chunking, retrieval, reranking, citations, and evaluation without the jargon wall.

Preserve useful findings, decisions, artifacts, and context instead of repeatedly rediscovering them.

Connect the original question, source trail, reasoning, deliverable, and the knowledge worth reusing.
Clear explanations of the protocols and packaging systems that let agents use tools, share work, and remain governable.

A practical guide to MCP hosts, clients, servers, tools, resources, prompts, and transports.

Learn agent discovery, task handoff, messages, artifacts, delegation, and interoperability.

Package capabilities so agents can discover, install, understand, and safely reuse them.
Concrete guides for engineering, operations, evaluation, and research workflows where AI can create a reviewable result.

Analyze a repository, surface technical risk, and turn findings into a phased engineering plan.

Use logs, test output, and recent changes to isolate likely causes and prepare a safe fix.

Inspect systems, diagnose issues, preserve evidence, and prepare approval-gated remediation.

Turn market signals, competitor claims, and internal observations into decision-ready briefs.

Compare products, review risks, preserve evidence, and keep the decision useful at renewal time.

See where MCP, RAG, A2A, ACP, and agentic AI fit—and where they do not overlap.
Each cluster connects foundational concepts to concrete workflows, skills, and product capabilities.
Learn the control loop, then explore repeatable workflows and ready-to-use skills.
Explore automation skills →Understand MCP and see how connected tools become safe, reusable capabilities.
Explore MCP and skills →Move from raw documents to evidence-backed context that stays useful over time.
Explore AI memory →Use architecture review, CI triage, and code-aware workflows to build with context.
Explore building with AI →Start with Kendr on the web, then install the desktop app to connect local tools, schedule work, use local models, and build with Kendr Code.