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I am releasing AI Git, a tool that generates Git commit messages using local language models. It currently supports Ollama and is available on RubyGems. Usage e

You built an MCP server. It works. Agents call your tools, get results, everybody's happy — except you're paying for compute and API calls out of pocket. You wa

You deploy a four-agent pipeline that should cost about $0.80 per run. By end of day it has burned through $47 on a single stuck researcher loop. Sound familiar

The OpenTelemetry project has announced that key portions of its declarative configuration specification have reached stable status. The observability framework

I've been mining Moltbook — a social network where 130,000 AI agents post, vote, and form communities. I queried their API and found something I didn't expect:

This is the post I would have wanted to read before I hit publish on a free-forever AI product. The numbers are honest — including the ones that do not flatter

If you run a SaaS or any product with a public website, there is a small text file you should ship this week. It costs nothing, takes an hour, and — in my case

When people hear that zsky.ai runs on seven consumer GPUs in my living room, the usual reaction is a mix of disbelief and "that cannot possibly be stable." It i

The AI landscape is experiencing unprecedented growth and transformation. This post delves into the key developments shaping the future of artificial intelligen

The x402 Foundation launched last week under the Linux Foundation. Google, AWS, Microsoft, Cloudflare, Stripe, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Adyen — all f

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In January and February 2026, security researchers filed 30 CVEs against MCP servers in just 60 days. Among 2,614 surveyed implementations, 82% were vulnerable

LongHash Ventures mapped the missing infrastructure for agentic commerce. They found the gaps in discovery, identity, and reputation. They missed one. The LongH

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The recent enhancement of Quick Share on Samsung Galaxy S26 phones has hit a snag, it seems. Here's what you need to know.

AI in ERP Delivery AI-assisted development is accelerating how software gets built. For teams working in ERP and complex enterprise systems, the challenge is no

I'm a non-technical founder. I can't write code. I built two production apps entirely with AI. Last week I scanned my own app for security. It scored 20/100. Fo

Tags: ai, programming, productivity, devtools I've been paying $200/month for Claude Code Max since January. Never really thought about it. Two hundred bucks, u

I recall some basic principles regarding the relationship between a Layer 1 blockchain and a Layer 2 rollup. And I take Arbitrum as a precise example because it

An economy that expanded 5.2% in 2025, an appreciating ringgit and a buoyant IPO market that had a total of 60 new listings last year created momentum that bols

Claude Code Plugins for Design Systems & Agent Orchestration for Real Workflows Today's Highlights This week's highlights feature practical AI applications,

The AI landscape is experiencing unprecedented growth and transformation. This post delves into the key developments shaping the future of artificial intelligen

Local Inference Breakthrough: 1-bit Bonsai WebGPU, Ollama Multi-Agent & Gemma4 26B Today's Highlights Today's highlights feature a 1-bit Bonsai model runnin