1. Agents & Tooling

    How developers organise and maintain agent skills

    An Ask HN discussion describes skills as repeatable workflows, with shared repositories, human review, behavioural tests and updates across coding tools.

    4 min read

  2. Building

    The File That Fixes Your AI's Code Style

    Fabien Sanglard wrote down the code-style corrections he kept repeating to his AI coding agent, and put them in the file the tool loads at startup.

    4 min read

  3. Working with AI

    From Custom Code to Conversational Prompts

    Who's allowed to build software has changed hands three or four times in a decade. Grok Build is the latest handoff.

    7 min read

  4. Agents & Tooling

    You Feel Faster. Are You?

    A randomized controlled study found AI tools made experienced developers 19% slower. They thought they'd been sped up by 20%.

    1 min read

  5. Security & Risk

    Your Code Review Process Isn't Built for This Volume

    AI-generated code is hitting production faster than review processes can absorb it — that's a supervision problem, not an AI problem.

    1 min read

  6. Agents & Tooling

    Codex Plugins Are a Confession About Who's Winning

    OpenAI launched 20 plugins to push Codex beyond coding. The move tells you everything about where the developer ecosystem actually lives.

    1 min read

  7. Security & Risk

    The Government Just Told You to Stop Vibe Coding Without Guardrails

    The UK's NCSC warns that AI-generated code is creating security risks faster than teams can catch them. The fix isn't stopping — it's checking.

    1 min read

  8. Agents & Tooling

    Your AI Just Learned to Approve Its Own Actions

    Claude Code's new auto mode sits between handholding and chaos. It's the first honest attempt at solving the autonomy problem in developer tools.

    1 min read

  9. Agents & Tooling

    Mozilla Built Stack Overflow for Agents. I Built It by Hand.

    Mozilla's cq gives AI coding agents dynamic, evolving context — formalizing what power users already figured out through trial and error.

    1 min read

  10. Building

    The Productivity Numbers Are Real. The Quality Question Isn't Settled.

    700 companies, doubled output, 'little quality drop' — but what counts as quality depends on when you're measuring.

    1 min read

  11. Security & Risk

    GitHub Added Secret Scanning to Its MCP Server. This Is What Good Security Integration Looks Like.

    GitHub's MCP server now lets AI coding agents scan code for secrets through the same protocol they're already using. No extra tooling. No separate workflow.

    1 min read

  12. Security & Risk

    DeepSeek Didn't Just Train Better—They Changed How Transformers Think

    The mHC architecture isn't about scaling harder. It's about thinking smarter.

    1 min read

  13. Working with AI

    SoN 34: What Will You Vibe Code Next Year?

    What Will You Vibe Code Next Year? Back in July, I wrote about vibe coding and the beginner’s mind — that Zen concept of approaching things with openness and curiosity rather than…

    6 min read

  14. Agents & Tooling

    SoN 28: How (and Why) to Build A Voice Agent

    I took a gamble this week and decided to put my AI Writing Field Guide up on Product Hunt today. If you'd like to show your support, log in and give it an upvote or a…

    8 min read

  15. Building

    You Don’t Need to Be an Expert to Start Making Things with AI

    In a tech world obsessed with frameworks, best practices, and shipping at scale, it’s easy to forget that sometimes you’re allowed to build things just because you want to. You…

    7 min read

  16. Working with AI

    Digital Resilience: From Concept to Award-Winner in 48 Hours

    This week I’ve been immersed in the exhilarating chaos of Hack the Future – a 48-hour climate resilience hackathon in Tallinn, Estonia. Organised by Garage48, Latitude59, and the…

    4 min read