I Spent a Week Fixing the Wrong Skill (And Other Lessons from Evaluating an AI PR Reviewer)
TLDR The baseline model (Claude Opus, no guidance) already catches ~65% of textbook bugs. The plugin's value comes from false positive suppression and…
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TLDR The baseline model (Claude Opus, no guidance) already catches ~65% of textbook bugs. The plugin's value comes from false positive suppression and…
Cursor has spent the past week in headlines after confirming a partnership with SpaceX that could eventually lead to a $60 billion acquisition . The d…
Engineering teams building with AI agents have largely solved the single-agent problem. The harder challenge arrives when capabilities get split acros…
Many operations tasks do not begin as tickets, dashboards, or scripts. They begin as intent. Someone says: Check whether this subnet looks normal. Or:…
Your agents keep making the same mistakes. Nobody has time to fix it. AI coding agents are getting better at the tasks you give them direct feedback o…
I wasn't building another AI chatbot. I was building an AI persona. Someone users could actually have conversations with. A fictional person with: a b…
Most model comparisons ask which model is best. This one starts with a model that never even produced a single result. We tested NVIDIA's open-weight …
Agentic development starts as a productivity story, but at scale it quickly becomes a governance problem. At AI Native DevCon London, we hosted a set …
We started Best of AI about a year ago as a curated list of AI tools worth using. Today the whole thing is open source on GitHub — data, site, scripts…
When a stronger model ships, there are two questions every skill author should want answered, and evals are the only honest way to answer either: Whic…
Series: AI-Native SRE Table of Contents The Problem Every On-Call Engineer Knows What FRIDAY Does Architecture Overview Key Design Decisions The Tool-…
If you've ever pointed an AI coding agent at a pull request and watched it confidently merge based on a stale title, a truncated API response, or pros…
A sponsored benchmark is just an experiment with a sponsor. So read it like one. I read a lot of vendor benchmarks. Most are fine. They are marketing,…
Target: microsoft/playwright Issue: microsoft/playwright#39948 Status: local patch prepared and validated Patch commit: 269228a88 — fix(chromium): res…
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is having its npm moment. Hundreds of community-built servers expose database access, GitHub APIs, Slack, Notion, you…
In my last article, I wrote about a practical lesson from end-to-end testing inside OpenClaw: proving that a command exists is not the same thing as p…
Over the weekend, I vibe coded a cooking game. You combine random ingredients, and the game generates a dish with a score and a snarky review — stuff …
Why We Built JaisCloud — A Free, Single-Binary AWS Emulator in Go If you've ever tried to test AWS-dependent code locally, you've probably reached for…
Over the last few years, people have been asking the same question about AI: with so much money going into models, GPUs, and data centers, when will i…
Это третья статья из цикла о том, как я пытался сделать алерты Zabbix в домашней лаборатории чуть умнее, прикрутив к ним локальную LLM и не получить н…
Это вторая статья из цикла о том, как я пытался сделать алерты Zabbix в домашней лаборатории чуть умнее, прикрутив к ним локальную LLM и не получить н…
Let me tell you the story of three weeks of my life I will never get back. We were building an AI agent on AMAZON Bedrock — an autonomous system that …
Originally published at theculprit.ai/blog/sql-primitives-for-incident-split-merge . Every alert-correlation system gets things wrong. The interesting…
Это первая статья из цикла о том, как я пытался сделать алерты Zabbix в домашней лаборатории чуть умнее, прикрутив к ним локальную LLM и не получить н…
Overview Let's get our hands dirty. This part covers the full setup and the actual demo: deploy PayLedger to both regions, wire up Route 53 failover, …
Overview I finished the DR Toolkit thinking I had covered the important parts of disaster recovery: runbooks, RTO/RPO targets, post-mortems. Then I ma…