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NeuralBridge: Self-Healing SDK for LLM-Powered AI Agents - Getting Started in 5 Minutes
What is NeuralBridge? NeuralBridge is an embedded SDK (not a gateway) that makes your AI agents resilient against LLM failures. It runs inside your Py…
Two Bugs That Taught Me More Than Any Tutorial
Introduction I'm Calvin, a backend engineering intern at HNG, currently wrapping up HNG14. This post is about two tasks from the internship that genui…
KeepAI: a local, open-source API hub that lets AI agents use your apps safely
AI agents are getting good at doing things — triaging your inbox, updating a Notion doc, opening a GitHub issue, moving a Trello card. But to do any o…
What I learned building a Claude Code plugin for MV3 Chrome extensions
Claude Code writes extension code fine. That was never the problem. Ask it for a content script that highlights matched text, or a background service …
The End of the US Cloud Monopoly: AI Balkanization Is Here to Stay
By Vilius Vystartas | June 2026 The single, globally unified internet is gone. What's replacing it is a patchwork of sovereign AI zones, each running …
I spent $788 on an AI coding agent in one day. Here's the breakdown.
I left an AI coding agent running for one day. Then I read the invoice. $788. In about 13 hours. I'm posting the real breakdown because I think a lot …
I stopped trusting Claude's code reviews, so I built a skill that puts my code on trial
Every time I asked Claude to review my branch, I got one of two answers: a cheerful "Looks good! 👍" or a vague list where I couldn't tell a real bug f…
How I Built an AI Journalist Discovery Engine with Octoparse MCP
Most people connect Octoparse MCP to their AI assistant and use it to extract a product list or pull some prices into a table. That's fine. But I want…
What Nobody Told Me About Maintaining an Open Source Project
I am a solo learner. I started coding last year with the help of AI and sometimes without any tutorials or courses. At first, I thought this journey w…
Your agent finished at 3 a.m. Where did the report go?
Overnight agents do good work, then dump it in a log file or a noisy Slack channel. Here's a pattern for delivering their output to a private, end-to-…
The Non-Profit Food Delivery Fantasy: What V2EX Reveals About Platform Economics That Western Devs Haven't Figured Out Yet
Your favorite restaurant just closed. Not because the food was bad, not because foot traffic dried up — because the platform took 25% of every order a…
How I Fixed Bugs in 30+ Open Source Projects (And What I Learned)
How I Fixed Bugs in 30+ Open Source Projects (And What I Learned) Over the past few months, I've been contributing to open source as an independent de…
Why AgentTrail Exists: Building Open-Source Audit Trails for AI Agents
The EU AI Act is now in force, and compliance deadlines for high-risk AI systems are approaching. Many mid-market organizations are still figuring out…
Launching BabyChain: durable image and video model chains on AWS Aurora and Vercel
Today we are launching BabyChain : a self-hosted canvas studio and durable chain API for image and video model workflows. The short version is this: B…
Playbooks: a community feed where Claude builds structured plans for life's biggest moments
I built Playbooks because I kept running into the same problem: Notion is too blank, and ChatGPT gives you walls of text. Neither gives you a structur…
Mixture of Experts (MoE): what it actually does under the hood, and when it pays off
Mixture of Experts (MoE): what it actually does under the hood, and when it pays off You deployed a 7B model in production. Response times are fine — …
skillscore: a CLI that scores your AI agent's SKILL.md 0–100
A vague AI agent skill is worse than no skill at all — because the agent pays for it in context budget on every single turn , whether it uses it or no…
Your MCP server will drift from your app. Here's a build gate that stops it.
Draft When I added an MCP server to RyTask (an open-source project tracker), I made one promise: anything a person can do in the UI, an AI agent can d…
I built an MCP server that gives AI coding assistants persistent memory (85.6% token reduction)
Every time you start a new Claude Code session, your AI has zero context about what you were working on. Same with Cursor, Cline, Windsurf. You spend …
The claude -p playbook for June 15 — rebuilding your AI workflows inside interactive sessions
On June 15, Claude's claude -p (headless mode) and the Agent SDK stop drawing from your subscription and move to a separate metered credit. If you've …
I've built a open source PDF-To-Excel-Converter
Github Repository Hi community, I've built a open source PDF to Excel Converter and let me tell you why! We've all been there: someone sends you a 40-…
We built a free ipify alternative - here's what we learned
If you've ever needed your public IP in a script, you've probably typed this: curl api.ipify.org ipify is one of those quiet pieces of internet infras…
GSoC'26: Week 2
The second week of my Google Summer of Code 2026 coding period at CircuitVerse ( June 1st to June 7th ) is officially in the books. This week was all …
ayatsaadati — Complete Guide
Ayatsaadati: A Deep Dive into the Implementation If you’ve been navigating the landscape of digital Islamic resources recently, you’ve likely stumbled…
Meet Rux
There's no shortage of new programming languages these days, but every so often one comes along that's worth paying attention to early. Rux is a fast,…
The Best JavaScript Slider Library? Introducing Pagiflow: A Zero-Dependency, High-Performance Carousel
Have you ever noticed how quickly a web page's performance can drop when you add a slider or carousel? For years, web developers have had to choose be…
Why modal.open() should return Promise<TResult>, not Promise<any>
How treating modals as typed async operations eliminates boolean state, callback chains, and runtime surprises in React apps. React applications often…
Your package.json diffs are noisy for no reason. I built a zero-dep fixer.
Open a PR, and half the package.json diff is keys that didn't actually change — they just moved . One teammate's editor writes name at the top, npm in…
Open-Source Multi-Agent Orchestration: Lessons from AgentForge
We built AgentForge to solve our own problem. Here's what 6 months of production multi-agent deployment taught us. Lesson 1: Start with Failure Modes,…