The software delivery lifecycle has a lot of plumbing. Design hands off to engineering. Engineering hands back questions. Stories get rewritten. Components get rebuilt. Somewhere along the way, the original idea picks up scratches, and the team ships a slightly duller version of what was imagined three months ago.

If Temporal is orchestrating your workflows, some execution history likely lives outside your direct control. When you have an opaque component in a durable workflow system, the natural question is: how do I know my data is safe? This article is an overview of how Temporal's data sovereignty model was designed to keep your business data completely isolated from the orchestration layer, without sacrificing the process resilience that makes Temporal worth adopting in the first place.

Figma recently announced that AI agents can now write directly to Figma's canvas through their MCP server. It's a big deal. For designers and developers who've struggled to keep code and designs in sync, the idea of an agent that can generate components the right way, apply variables, and work within your design system is the kind of thing that sounds too good to be true.

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Building AI Agents: Why Temporal + LangChain?

To build reliable AI agents that can handle complex, multi-step tasks in production environments, we need more than just an LLM and a prompt. We need infrastructure that can handle failures gracefully, provide visibility into what our agents are doing, and scale to meet real-world demands.

Nx Cloud is a remote caching and task orchestration service that speeds up builds and tests for Nx workspaces. Deploying it into a Kubernetes cluster gives you full control over its configuration and infrastructure.