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Post 1: Multi-Agent Budget Control for CrewAI, AutoGen, and OpenAI Agents SDK

  • Fills a massive SEO gap (0 mentions of all 3 frameworks)
  • Unique angle: delegation chains (serial, recursive) vs fan-out (parallel) — a cost pattern no existing post covers
  • Opening scenario: 40-topic batch costs $1,740 instead of $140 because delegation depth is non-deterministic
  • Framework-by-framework breakdown of where budget exposure hides
  • Shows Cycles is framework-agnostic, not just "the LangGraph tool"
  • 6 cross-links to existing posts

Post 2: AI Agent Unit Economics — Cost Per Conversation, Cost Per User, Margin Analysis

  • Targets high commercial intent keywords with 0 dedicated coverage
  • Unique angle: translates engineering metrics (tokens) to business metrics (margin), shows how heavy-tail variance destroys pricing models
  • Opening scenario: AI copilot priced at $15/user/month has -12% margin because 10% of users cost 20-50× the median
  • Shows how budget enforcement transforms the cost distribution from unbounded to profitable
  • 7 cross-links to existing posts

claude added 2 commits March 22, 2026 09:28
Post 1: Multi-Agent Budget Control for CrewAI, AutoGen, and OpenAI Agents SDK
- Covers delegation chains (serial, recursive depth) vs fan-out (parallel)
- Framework-by-framework gap analysis showing no built-in cost controls
- Hierarchical budget allocation pattern with diminishing sub-budgets
- Code examples for CrewAI, AutoGen, and OpenAI Agents SDK
- 6 cross-links to existing posts

Post 2: AI Agent Unit Economics: Cost Per Conversation, Cost Per User, Margin Analysis
- Translates token costs to business metrics (cost/conversation, cost/user)
- Shows how heavy-tail variance destroys margin predictions
- Demonstrates how budget enforcement bounds variance to protect margins
- Unit economics dashboard with 4 key metrics
- 7 cross-links to existing posts

Both posts fill major SEO gaps (CrewAI, AutoGen, unit economics = 0 prior mentions)
and include positioning terms (runtime authority, bounded exposure, reserve-commit).

https://claude.ai/code/session_01CnvS6DLuYwRTjHdDYsnebk
Post 1 (multi-agent):
- Add cost column to opening table (was showing call multiplier
  only, but cost goes from $3.50 to $89 due to context growth)
- Add sentence explaining non-linear cost per call
- Fix AutoGen code: replace broken handler that was created but
  never used with proper ConversableAgent callback pattern
- Add note that production topics cost more than dev test set
- Tighten redundant sentence

Post 2 (unit economics):
- Fix P90/P99 reference: was citing $18.00 P99 from code review
  row, but paragraph is about support copilot ($3.80 P99)
- Add context note before CV table so readers know it's a generic
  illustration separate from the opening scenario's $11.50 avg

https://claude.ai/code/session_01CnvS6DLuYwRTjHdDYsnebk
@amavashev amavashev merged commit 0b88e3f into main Mar 22, 2026
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