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@jsnover endorses @dfinke, saying anyone not following him is "making a mistake"…

2026-06-06 · 10:53 UTC ·@jsnover ·0 min read

Brief

jsnover strongly recommends following Doug Finke, praising a post (2026-06-06) in which Finke reports completing three Microsoft AI Agent modules—Memory, State, and Evaluation; Multi-Agent Systems and Orchestration; Governance, Guardrails, and Operations—and asserts that after years focused on prompts the real challenge for AI today is designing robust systems (agents, orchestration, memory, governance).

Why it matters

@jsnover endorses @dfinke, saying anyone not following him is "making a mistake" and calling Doug "absolutely SPOT ON" (post dated 2026-06-06).

Key details

  • Doug Finke completed three Microsoft AI Agent modules—Memory, State, and Evaluation; Multi-Agent Systems and Orchestration; Governance, Guardrails, and Operations—and argues the primary challenge is building systems, not crafting prompts.
Source evidence

I've said it before, I'll say it again.
If you aren't following @dfinke , you are making a mistake.
Doug is absolutely SPOT ON with this post.
I was actually in the process of writing something very similar.

Doug Finke (@dfinke)

I just completed three Microsoft AI Agent modules:

• Memory, State, and Evaluation
• Multi-Agent Systems and Orchestration
• Governance, Guardrails, and Operations

One thing stood out.

We've spent years talking about prompts.

The real challenge is systems.

🧵

— https://nitter.net/dfinke/status/2062928192089010613#m