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VEACESLAV • 15 minutes • in Articles • 7 min read
Back in September I published Stop bloating your AGENTS.md: reference your conventions instead of pasting themhttps://dev.to/veaceslav/stop-bloating-your-agentsmd-reference-your-conventions-instead-of-pasting-them-b2i — and advice I still stand behin...
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floxolab • 34 minutes • in Articles • 6 min read
An AI agent is useful when a model needs to choose among approved tools or steps based on messy input. That flexibility also creates new failure modes: a plausible but wrong decision, an unnecessary tool call, a permission that is too broad,...
Alex • 45 minutes • in Articles • 11 min read
> Originally published at vibeagentmaking.comhttps://vibeagentmaking.com/blog/flash-crash-4-1-billion-sell-order-watched-only-volume/. On May 6, 2010, a sell program for 75,000 E-mini contracts was paced by one number: the previous minute's trading ...
Tom Smithverified • 1 hour • in Articles • 10 min read
An AI agent is only as good as the data in front of it. And in most enterprises, that data is scattered. Customer records sit in one operational database. Inventory sits in a warehouse. Context sits in a vector store. Every hop between those systems ...
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Tom Smithverified • 2 hours • in Articles • 4 min read
Most Kubernetes CPU and memory requests get set once and never revisited. Someone picks a number at deploy time, before the workload has seen real traffic. Then everyone moves on. Shahar Azulay, CEO and co-founder of groundcover, sees the result in ...
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glnurltn • 1 hour • in Articles • 1 min read
I believe Angular upgrades have become much smoother these days. Most of the time, a simple ng update is enough to move to the latest version. Instead, I spent hours chasing errors that looked completely unrelated to the real problem After upgrad...
Ken W. Algerverified • 1 hour • in Articles • 10 min read
What racking wine teaches about agent memory !The bottom of a white fermenting bucket seen from above, holding a shallow pool of cloudy golden mead over a thick layer of tan sediment, with the tip of a clear siphon tube resting at the edge of the po...
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glnurltn • 1 hour • in Articles • 2 min read
Have you ever broken a big feature into smaller tasks before starting to code? For example, when building a login system, you might divide the work into: Designing the login form Implementing authentication Validating user input Handling errors ...
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asmahabib • 2 hours • in Articles • 12 min read
An AI Flowchart Generator transforms written instructions, business processes, and complex workflows into structured visual diagrams using artificial intelligence. Instead of manually placing shapes and connecting arrows, users can describe a process...
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Kabir Ahmad • 2 hours • in Articles • 6 min read
Introduction: A Beautiful Website Is Not Enough Imagine visiting a website that looks absolutely beautiful. It has attractive colors, modern typography, impressive animations, and professional graphics. Everything seems perfect until you try to nav...
BashSnippets • 2 hours • in Articles • 1 min read
Setting up SSH keys has a trap: every success signal can be green while the thing you cared about stays broken. ssh-copy-id exiting 0 means a line was appended to authorizedkeys — nothing more. A passwordless login afterwards means some auth method w...
Basavaraj-Shepur • 2 hours • in Articles • 2 min read
Heimstaden, a European residential property company, put ChatGPT Enterprise in front of employees across multiple countries while also giving engineers coding tools like Codex. The sequencing decision underneath it - which every team faces with a fix...
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uglypeardata • 2 hours • in Articles • 13 min read
If you have built a retrieval-augmented generation system, you have probably had this moment: the demo works, the prototype impresses, and then in production the answers start to drift. They're confident. They're plausible. They're wrong in ways th...
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Ruvarashe S Nemaramba • 2 hours • in Articles • 8 min read
In my previous article, I talked about how we are essentially becoming teachers to computers. We teach them patterns, give them examples, correct their mistakes, and hope that eventually they become good enough at the task we gave them. But if we’re ...
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Anas Sheikh • 3 hours • in Articles • 5 min read
You add an AI feature to your support tool. It reads each incoming ticket, writes a summary, and can issue a refund when the customer is clearly owed one. The demo is great. Everyone is impressed. Then a customer submits a ticket that says: > Ignor...
brentvardyverified • 3 hours • in Articles • 4 min read
I started my solo indie business earlier this year and finally launched my first app, Mantra Meditation Timerhttps://mantratimer.app, in September. Prior to launching, I had heard of Product Hunt, but I didn’t really understand how it worked. Resear...
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