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Zoltan Fodor

Zoltan Fodor

I'm building Clausis, an AI operating system for legal work: research with cited sources, drafting with real tracked changes in Word, contract review against a living playbook, and case management, made for law firms, in-house counsel, and compliance teams. Here I write about agents, MCP, evals, and what it takes to ship AI into regulated, enterprise environments.

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  1. The two-week sprint is deadAgents did not kill coding. They killed the waiting that two-week sprints were built to hold. Here is what compressed, what did not, and the corners we cut at Clausis to find out.
  2. MCP was terribleEarly MCP felt terrible because of a context bill, not because of the protocol. Clients fixed their half with progressive discovery and code mode. Workflow tools and scoping are the half you still owe the agent.