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AWS open-sourced a persistent workspace that coordinates AI coding agents across sessions, schedules, and repos. Here's what it actually does and why it matters.
AirLLM's README opens with a line that sounds like it can't be true: AirLLM dramatically reduces...
Imagine you enter a university exam hall, sit down, and look at the question paper. Then, to maximize...
Diffusion models can't do layout, but your agent already writes HTML. MCP setup for Claude Code and Cursor, plus the self-review loop that makes it work.
You have an agent that works. Now someone asks how you know, and the honest answer is that you tried...
Modern large language models are becoming dramatically better at reasoning about code. Context...
Exploring LangChain4j's AiServices and LangGraph4j's stateful graphs to build a multi-agent hiring workflow — then learning a lot more than expected by pointing it at a local, CPU-only Ollama model.
I build a small tool called SDKProof. It measures whether AI coding agents write a library's current...
Most "build an AI agent" tutorials skip straight to higher-level frameworks like LangGraph, CrewAI,...
Your AI Agents Need Plugins Too. Here's How I Gave Them One. If you've spent any time...
Your agent said it created the ticket. The eval passed. The ticket does not exist. This is the...
Just give it to AI might be the most dangerous phrase in software development right now. I've said...
In May a "recruiter" sent me a take-home project for a Web3 role. Nice README, plausible Next.js...
In this blog post, we will see how a small Python script called Pleasantries can stop your AI coding...
A practical guide to writing an AGENTS.md file that gives coding agents the commands, boundaries, and project context they actually need.
Dear past Jenna, There will come a point when you wonder whether your career — the one you went to...