ASAdeesh Sharmainblog.adeeshsharma.com·14h ago · 6 min readReactive Editor: click any element in your live app, let your coding agent fix itEvery time I've asked a coding agent to change something on a screen, the conversation goes the same way. I paste a screenshot. I try to describe which button I mean. The agent guesses, edits a file, 10
NSNITIN SHRIVASTAVAinnitinvshrivastava.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 15 min readHow SpecNexus Brings Specification Discipline to Agentic DevelopmentSpecNexus is an agentic development workflow for turning mixed feature input into framework-native specifications, outcome-based slices, validation evidence, and a traceable delivery path. Introductio00
NFNicolas Fränkelinfrankel.hashnode.dev·4d ago · 4 min readGitHub agentic workflows and RenovateI've been a big fan of Renovate for a couple of years already. Renovate scans your repositories, detects outdated package versions, and opens pull requests to automatically bump them. It's similar to 00
MMaverickinjyanshu.hashnode.dev·6d ago · 14 min readAPI vs MCP: Interoperability Trade-offs for AI SystemsThe Core Question When building agentic AI systems, one of the earliest architectural decisions you'll face is: How do my agents and LLMs talk to the outside world — through REST APIs, or through MCP01C
LHLoops Houseinloopshouse.hashnode.dev·6d ago · 7 min readLoops House vs HackerEarthBuilt for how AI agents actually build. Hackathons are just where that's easiest to prove. This is the second post in our hackathon-platform comparison series (the first covered Devpost). HackerEarth 00
MMMarrouchi Mohamedinblog.hexabot.ai·Jul 31 · 8 min readHexabot 3.4.0: rebuilding RAG around helpers and the databaseHexabot 3.4.0 is now available. It brings a more responsive admin experience, workflow and agent reliability fixes, improved graph layouts, and a substantial round of dependency updates. At the center00
DDevcompassindevcompass.ai·Jul 29 · 17 min readLoop Engineering vs. Graph Engineering, Part 2: Building It in CodeLoop Engineering vs graph Engineering - Part 1 covered what changed and what's just a rebrand. This part covers what a node actually looks like, why edges are mostly free, and how a real graph handles00
JDJeet Doshiinjdoshi2091.hashnode.dev·Jul 25 · 26 min readHow a Single Prompt Can Generate an Entire ApplicationThe first time I watched a coding agent turn a short product brief into a working application, it looked almost magical. I gave it one prompt. A few minutes later, it had created folders, installed pa00
Ddebbieshapiroinlabyrinthanalyticsconsulting.hashnode.dev·Jul 17 · 9 min readLangGraph vs LangChain in 2026: When Each WinsThe data pipelines that power modern finance are getting longer, more dynamic, and more inter-dependent. A single trade-capture workflow can touch market data feeds, risk models, compliance checks, le00
SSomeshinengineering-som-blog.hashnode.dev·Jul 11 · 6 min readFrom GitHub Actions to Agentic Workflows: Evaluating gh-aw on a Side ProjectThe problem with hand-written automation My team recently migrated our project's CI/CD from a customized Jenkins setup to GitHub Actions. The flexibility win was real, but so was the cost — every work00