Colton Ramsey
Editor at tryinterlock.com
Colton Ramsey is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Stanford University, specializing in multi-agent AI orchestration and the design of robust, interoperable machine learning pipelines. His research focuses on formal methods for coordinating heterogeneous AI systems and optimizing workflow automation in distributed environments. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Colton Ramsey
- Stop Cascading Agent Failures: 3 Retries, 2s Timeout, 50% Breaker or Fail Fast? October 28, 2026
- Agent Workflow Costs for 2026: 10,000 Multi-Agent Tasks — Split or Not? October 25, 2026
- Multi-agent workflow handoffs 2026: 3-step handshake protocol for reliability October 22, 2026
- Audit Artificial Intelligence Data Access: Logs, 12 Controls to Test Detection Time October 19, 2026
- Migrate agent workflow: migrate if 95th percentile (p95) latency exceeds 2s across 3 tools October 16, 2026
- EU AI Act High-Risk Pipelines: 3 Audit Gates vs Ship-Now in 2026 October 13, 2026
- Why one bad tool call breaks 5 AI agents: retry budget caps cascade at 3 tries October 10, 2026
- 2026 AI Agent Handoffs: 75% Savings vs HTTP 429 Retries October 7, 2026