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Google Search Grounding, Explained
Part three of the DNotifier × Gemini series — how live Google Search grounding works inside Gemini calls, citations, billing, and when RAG is still the right tool.
Gemini's Multimodal Edge, Explained
Part two of the DNotifier × Gemini series — native multimodality versus bolted-on vision pipelines, where it actually matters, and where it doesn't.
Gemini on DNotifier: Setup Guide
Part one of the DNotifier × Gemini series — connect Google Gemini through sendAI(), pick Flash vs Pro, and use session memory, RAG, and observability without a provider-specific rewrite.
Long Context, Better Agent Memory
Part five of the DNotifier × Claude series — why a 1M-token window doesn't replace session memory or RAG, and how Anthropic's own compaction feature proves the point.
Building Research Agents with Claude
Part four of the DNotifier × Claude series — a three-agent research pipeline (Sonnet, Opus, Fable) with shared workflow state and explicit fact-checking, built with defineAgent and Workflow.
Claude's Managed Agents vs. DNotifier
Part three of the DNotifier × Claude series — Anthropic's Managed Agents platform is serious infrastructure. Here's the honest tradeoff versus a model-agnostic control plane.
DNotifier's MCP Support, Explained
Part two of the DNotifier × Claude series — what the Model Context Protocol is, why adoption exploded in 2026, and how DNotifier connects MCP servers to your agents without per-call wiring.
Claude on DNotifier: Setup Guide
Part one of the DNotifier × Claude series — connect Anthropic through sendAI(), pick the right Claude model tier, and get session memory, RAG, and observability without building the plumbing yourself.
Building a Production Multi-Agent Customer Support System with OpenAI and DNotifier
Part three of our OpenAI series: three specialized agents, shared workflow state, cost-tiered models, and a human approval gate — built with defineAgent and Workflow, not pseudocode.