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22:44
2026-09-13
nexla.com
artificial-intelligence

Don’t Turn Context Into the Next Data Swamp

Enterprise AI pilots are stalling because organizations index every document, conversation, and source without deciding what the model should know, according to a post warning that context is becoming…

22:18
2026-08-27
nexla.com
ai-infrastructure

What the heck is a context layer

Nexla introduces Helix, an open context layer that serves AI agents with the necessary business context, such as definitions, lineage, and policy, to improve their performance. The system ingests data…

17:46
2026-08-20
nexla.com
artificial-intelligence

Schema Drift Reaches the Tool Definition

Nexla, a data integration company, warns that schema drift in tool definitions can silently corrupt AI agent answers, citing an anonymized logistics incident where a new 'ON_HOLD' order status was omi…

17:44
2026-08-20
nexla.com
ai-agents

The Tool Description Is the Context

A new analysis from an unnamed source argues that MCP tool schema design, not model capability, is the primary driver of agent performance, citing benchmarks against BigQuery, Google Ads, and HubSpot …

17:43
2026-08-20
nexla.com
artificial-intelligence

How to Evaluate a Context Layer beyond Token Counts

Nexla published a critique of context-layer benchmarks, arguing that pass rates on token counts and tool calls fail to distinguish correct answers from lucky guesses. The company's analysis of two MCP…

17:41
2026-08-20
nexla.com
ai-agents

Read Context Is Solved. Write Context Is Not.

Context layers that power AI agents solve read context but fail at write context, leaving agents to mutate data without knowing field constraints, derived-field ownership, approval rules, or retry saf…

22:20
2026-08-04
nexla.com
ai-tools

What Is AI Usage Data. How Enterprises Can Collect It.

AI usage data, which tracks metrics such as active users, prompt volume, token consumption, and costs, is collected by nearly every Fortune 500 company, but most have far more AI in use than they real…