Memos — Ampron

№12 14 June 2026 Published

Display as an Integration Layer

How to add reliable display output to a system you've already built — without taking on a display platform

Every display vendor wants to become a platform. What most integration projects need is simpler: HTTP in, content on screen. This memo is written for software integrators and project managers who have a working system and need a display layer — not a platform dependency. Covers the API pattern, push vs pull, offline behaviour, hardware specs, and three concrete use cases.

№11 9 June 2026 Published

Why Multiple Specialised Agents

On why specialisation matters when AI does real work, even though the underlying model is the same

If a frontier AI model already knows everything, why build a team of specialised agents instead of one generalist? The answer is not about knowledge — it is about what surrounds it. Seven reasons: focus, scope and tools, how role shapes reasoning, continuity per domain, parallelism, failure isolation, and clean handoffs to humans.

№09 22 May 2026 Published

Agents Under the Executive

How Bezos's three-decisions-a-day principle should shape the design of AI agents in leadership functions

Bezos's 'three decisions a day' claim is not a productivity tip — it is a statement about what executive labour is for. This memo translates that principle into a design framework for AI agents in leadership functions: accountability as the ceiling, reversibility as a system property, compounding error as the underappreciated failure mode, and four lean documents as the governance standard. Eight sections, one clear argument.

№06 17 May 2026 Published

Selling Ampron — A Starter Guide

A product, API and lead-finding guide for new sales associates

What Ampron makes, where to send a customer for detail, how the REST API works in plain language, who we sell to, and how to find leads — with AI prompts to speed the search.

№03 12 May 2026 Published

Ampron Memos

An introduction to the page you're reading

What Ampron Memos is, what it will hold, and why a bookmark here will keep paying off — for integrators, partners, customers' engineers, and anyone sizing up how Ampron works.

№01 1 May 2026 Published

The Agent Executive Team

A Strategic Vision for the First Generation of AI-Native Executives

The highest-leverage use of frontier AI is not at the task layer — it is at the director tier. This book makes the case for constituting a structured team of AI agents, each holding a real executive domain, and running them with the discipline you would apply to a human C-suite. Twenty chapters on the architecture, the charters, the failure modes, and the strategic logic for doing this now.