On intelligence, structure, networks, and the philosophical edge of computing.
Dr. Leo Li
Dr. Leo is an Agent Army Architect and AI infrastructure innovator working at the intersection of AI systems, networking, and high-performance computing. His work explores Guided AI Engineering—a practical approach combining human-in-the-loop development with structured workflows to make AI systems more reliable for real-world engineering.
Recently, his focus has expanded toward agent-native applications and infrastructure ecosystems, with an emphasis on Agent Runner and the mailbox protocol—a shift from request/response APIs to persistent, message-driven agent coordination. In this model, software acts as a routing and orchestration layer, enabling scalable, asynchronous collaboration across large numbers of agents. Multiple Agent Experiments at Agents Experiments
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On intelligence, structure, networks, and the philosophical edge of computing.
From CUDA cores to the practical mechanics of large-scale GPU fabrics.
How infrastructure shifts the way intelligence is built, interpreted, and lived with.