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      <description>AI terminology keeps changing — but the underlying systems don’t.

This deck presents a clear framework for understanding modern AI products through context, tools, and orchestration, and shows how concepts like agents, skills and MCP fit into that picture.

If you want a faster way to:
- evaluate AI tools
- see through product terminology
- and focus on what actually matters</description>
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This deck presents a clear framework for understanding modern AI products through context, tools, and orchestration, and shows how concepts like agents, skills and MCP fit into that picture.

If you want a faster way to:
- evaluate AI tools
- see through product terminology
- and focus on what actually matters</content:encoded>
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