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Making My Blog Readable By AI Agents
Jake Marsh explains how he made his static nginx blog Deallocated Objects agent-friendly: markdown copies of every post with Accept-header content negotiation, llms.txt and llms-full.txt, an explicit robots.txt with Content-Signal, JSON Feed markdown links, full meta tags and IndexNow pings.
3 min · 769 words
Building agents: When to fold subagents into your main agent loop
Anthropic's Diane Sarkis explains when teams building on Claude Platform should replace orchestrator-plus-subagent designs with a single agent loop that loads skills and tools on demand, how to migrate in stages while measuring with task-completion evals, and how several teams can keep contributing through MCP tools, skills and knowledge bases.
12 min · 2,835 words
What Is poppy.json? The /.well-known File That Tells AI Agents How to Work With Your Company
A walkthrough of poppy.json, the Personal Agent Protocol (PAP/Poppy) discovery file at /.well-known/poppy.json: required fields for organization, OAuth, agent/API/web interfaces and extensions, plus a fictional worked example of Draft 0.1.
4 min · 888 words
Voxlocal: a minimal voice agent written in Rust
Sam Khawase walks through building Voxlocal, a minimal local voice agent in Rust, explaining each stage of the pipeline from audio capture and Whisper speech recognition through text normalization, embeddings and retrieval, LLM tool routing and Piper speech synthesis, and measuring where the time goes.
13 min · 3,024 words
Property Testing with Agent Swarms
Inanna Malick shows how to have coding agents build property-testing machinery (reference models, generators and assertions) for a repo, then turn the failures into small, reviewable fixes. Pointed at OpenAI's Codex, the public playbook found thirteen distinct correctness bugs, and runs on jj, uv, Prometheus and Babel produced merged upstream fixes.
6 min · 1,325 words
Agentic-SDD: Giving Claude Code Agents a Real Engineering Process
Agentic-SDD is a Claude Code plugin that gates coding agents through a six-stage require→plan→analyze→implement→verify→fix pipeline with on-disk status, specialist agents, and a bundled knowledge-search engine.
6 min · 1,303 words
Ambient agents respond to events such as an Amazon S3 upload, a schedule, or an alert instead of waiting for a chat prompt. This post walks through building framework-agnostic ambient agents on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore using Amazon SQS, AWS Lambda, and Amazon DynamoDB, with a single ask_human tool and a Jobs page for human-in-the-loop review.
24 min · 5,504 words
A Spring AI tutorial on hardening agents for production: guardrails, evaluation loops, observability, tool authorization, and human-in-the-loop approval beyond a basic MCP-connected demo.
17 min · 3,953 words
Engineer-Led, AI-Assisted: A Practical Workflow for Building Software
Nathan Pickard describes an engineer-led, AI-assisted software workflow covering planning, development, testing, code review, and context management—arguing AI depends on engineering judgment rather than replacing it.
20 min · 4,529 words
A Jev-like wrapper for LLMs, including vision models
Allan shows a small single-function Jev-style wrapper for LLMs that also handles vision models, with practical code for local and API backends.
7 min · 1,575 words
Why updatedInput in a PreToolUse Hook Doesn’t Rewrite the Command
A deep dive into Claude Code PreToolUse hooks: why returning updatedInput does not rewrite the shell command, and how permission decisions actually work.
17 min · 3,840 words
How Forge Structures Requests for Prompt Cache Reuse
Mohit Ranka explains how Forge, an open-source terminal-first AI IDE, restructures its agent harness requests—stable prefixes, message ordering, history persistence and cache hints—to maximise provider prompt-cache reuse, and how request snapshots plus usage tracking make cache behaviour observable.
6 min · 1,298 words
I Got Tired of Vibe Coding, So I Rebuilt the SDLC as Twelve Agent Skills
Zeeshan Hanif open-sources a twelve-skill agent kit that turns vibe coding into a disciplined pipeline—from requirements interview to deployed, verified software with decisions traced on disk.
19 min · 4,397 words
Flavio Copes explains Ponytail, a plugin that stops coding agents from over-engineering: how it works, how to install it in ChatGPT, Codex, and Claude Code, intensity settings, and a practical workflow for keeping agent-built features small.
10 min · 2,212 words
Sending SMS with an Agentic AI using Twilio and Hermes Agent
Twilio posts cloud communications trends, customer stories, and tips for building scalable voice and SMS applications with Twilio's APIs.
9 min · 1,981 words
Max Woolf shows how iterative agentic coding—prompting agents to repeatedly speed up Rust code—produced solutions faster than established libraries, with concrete methodology and caveats.
22 min · 5,140 words
Multimodal Agents: From Perception to Action
Illustrated notes from Berkeley’s LLM Agents lecture 7: OSWorld outcome checks, AgentTrek trajectories, TACO tools, and Aguvis grounding—why reading a screen is not the same as finishing the task.
8 min · 1,915 words
Building AI Agents with Spring AI — Tool Calling, Memory, and Autonomous Workflows
A practical Java guide to Spring AI agents: tool calling, memory, and autonomous workflows that move beyond one-shot LLM calls into real multi-step agent loops.
12 min · 2,810 words
Model Context Protocol with Spring AI, Building MCP Clients and Servers in Java
Ayush Shrivastava walks through building MCP clients and servers with Spring AI in Java: tool discovery, protocol basics, and wiring MCP into agentic Spring applications beyond a basic demo.
13 min · 2,972 words
How LLMs Actually Work: A Practical Guide for Product Managers
Abhishek Jaiswal explains tokens, transformers, attention, RAG, inference, and agents in practical PM language—so product leaders can make better build-vs-buy and quality decisions without becoming ML researchers.
20 min · 4,488 words