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I spent two days tinkering with it, but couldn't get a small tool to work. Last January, I used Claude Code for the first time. At the time I was connected to K

Building an AI agent in Python can be as easy as giving a model some tools and letting it figure out the rest. Most agent setups start the same way: you wire up

instructional-agents just landed on PyPI — a research-backed LLM agent system for automated course material generation (accepted at EACL 2026). It's impressive

Running OpenClaw continuously on a VPS keeps your AI assistant available around the clock. Why a VPS? A VPS gives you a dedicated server that runs 24/7 without

A new AI Python package just dropped on PyPI: jammi-ai (v0.1.1, published March 26, 2026). The catch? Zero documentation. No README. No usage examples. Just a 4

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

Healthcare teams keep discovering the same problem one prompt at a time: someone pastes patient context into an LLM because they need help now, not because they

As we continue to push the boundaries of what's possible with technology, AI-powered developer tools are becoming increasingly important in our workflows. In 20

Why setup CodeRabbit for AI code review Code review bottlenecks slow down every engineering team. Pull requests sit waiting for hours or days while senior engin

The trajectory of a modern software project built with generative AI is predictably deceptive. It begins with the intoxicating momentum of "vibe coding," where

Cold Email Writer Write cold emails that convert The Problem I kept running into the same problem: write cold emails that convert. What I Built Cold Email Write

Building Landing Page Copy AI: A Developer's Story As a senior developer, I've worked on numerous projects, but one challenge that always seemed daunting was cr

Four weeks sounds ambitious. It's not — if you define scope correctly. The founders who spend four months on an AI MVP aren't slower builders. They're people wh

The most interesting thing to happen in AI this week wasn't a benchmark score or a product launch. It was a philosophical shift disguised as a model release. Mi

Over the past few months, we’ve been building out a blockchain ecosystem at QIE Blockchain. The idea was simple: reduce the usual friction (fees, tooling, setup

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Most AI governance conversations stop at "we log everything." That is observability, not governance. Observability tells you what happened after the fact. Gover

In February 2026, we had 13 AI agents running on a single VPS. They managed email, filed grants, coached users, processed legal documents, built partner package

In February 2026, we deployed 13 AI agents across 5 platforms. Telegram, Instagram, Facebook, web, and WhatsApp. Real agents doing real work: responding to lead

A naive dive into a multi-agent system with self-critique, diversity-aware curation, and weekly self-reflection to cover local cultural events Motivation For as

Post #1 covered the birth — death spirals, 39 tools, a self-written identity. Post #2 covered the pruning — the agent deleted its own code and built self-observ

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