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A visual cheat sheet for the Claude Certified Architect Foundations exam, optimized for pattern recognition. Covers agentic orchestration, tool design, prompt engineering, context management, and the decision patterns the exam rewards.
A technical breakdown of how AI coding agents work internally: the dispatch loop, context window management, tool call execution, error recovery strategies, and what separates demo-quality agents from production-ready ones.
A deep analysis of a new paper that deployed 150 autonomous Claude Code agents on identical NYSE data. The agents diverged on methodology, exhibited model-specific empirical styles, and converged through imitation rather than understanding when shown exemplar papers.
A paper proposes Human-Certified Module Repositories — vetted, provenance-rich package ecosystems for an era where AI agents assemble code from open source components.
The first benchmark built on the continuous integration loop. 100 tasks across real repos with 233-day evolution histories and 71 consecutive commits. What it reveals about agent maintenance capabilities.
A deep dive into Vibe Code Bench, the first benchmark that tests whether AI models can build complete web applications from a text spec. 16 frontier models tested, 100 app specs, 10,131 substeps. The best model passes 62% of user workflows. The data reveals exactly where AI-generated apps break.
Salesforce researchers tested 12 frontier LLMs on self-diagnosing and repairing their own coding faults. The results: 86% of generated test inputs are syntactically valid, but only 61% actually expose bugs. Self-generated tests that miss the fault make repair worse than not testing at all.
A new paper called CodeTaste asks whether LLMs can produce refactorings that match what skilled humans would do. The question makes sense for academic evaluatio...
What Technical Debt Management Actually Looks Like When Your Tool Does the Work Most advice about technical debt management assumes you have the bandwidth to ad...
Large Language Models don't "see" JSON, CSV, XML, or Markdown the way we do. At the API layer, you send something that looks nicely structured. Inside the model...
Deploying Vesuvian Vesuvian is finally ready to be released out into the wild. It's by far not complete, and if it were up to me, I'd still need to spend anothe...
I've been trying to self-host some AI models on my Hetzner server, and it's been an experience. My first idea was to run big models like gpt-oss-120b or Kimi-De...
Terminal IDEs or coding agents like Claude Code are popping up like mushrooms lately. I don't know if it is because it's easier than to build a full-fledged fat...
I'm building a system to experiment with local LLM models and host my apps. I'm using a dedicated Hetzner server with a Kubernetes cluster on it. I've always wa...
What do you do when you want to be part of the local AI gang but can't afford GPUs? You run CPU inference and hope to hit 10 tokens per second. Before I start w...
What do you do when you keep reading about open source models, people getting excited about what comes out of the Alibaba labs, and z.ai release GLM 4.6, but yo...
There are maybe 2 things you can learn from this post: 1. The dangers of vibe coding and DevOps in a fairly complex environment. I'd say I know what I'm doing m...