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My Agent Called a Failed API 5 Times—The Bug Wasn't in the Code
When an agent repeats the same failing API call, code review won't help. Traces are the new source code for debugging AI agents.
I Was Too Lazy to Write CLAUDE.md — Turns Out That Was the Right Call
New benchmark data shows AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md context files actually hurt coding agent performance. Sometimes laziness is the best engineering decision.
If the AI Bulls Are Right, the S&P 500 Crashes 38%
Citrini Research's 2028 macro scenario makes a chilling case: the more AI succeeds, the worse the economy gets. An analysis of Ghost GDP, the Intelligence Displacement Spiral, and why optimism itself may be the risk.
4 Updates from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google: The Hidden Pattern
Three companies updated their coding agents at the same time. The directions overlap. The real battleground isn't models; it's how fast they absorb developer workflows.
5 AI Predictions for 2026: Agents, Chips, and Historic Exits
From the SaaSpocalypse to model-specific silicon, five bold predictions for where AI is heading in 2026, with roughly 50% confidence of getting them right.
The Cache Design That Cuts Claude Code API Costs by 90%
My API costs jumped 10x when the cache broke in production. The same day, Anthropic engineers explained exactly why.
Paste Your Prompt Twice and Watch Accuracy Change
Google Research validated it across 7 models and 7 benchmarks. No training, no prompt engineering. Just copy-paste. I tested it and here's what actually happened.
From 6.7% to 68.3% Task Success: The Harness Made the 10x Difference, Not the Model
What LangChain's Terminal Bench results and the hashline format experiment revealed. The same model flipped leaderboard rankings, and the reasons came down to three things: prompts, tools, and middleware.
The Web's Top Customer Is Shifting from Humans to AI
From Cloudflare and Vercel's Markdown for Agents to Google's WebMCP, reading and writing are being standardized simultaneously, ushering in the Agent-Native Web era.
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