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YAYash Agrawalreticlehq.hashnode.devAug 21 · 6 min read

How to use Claude Code for QA automation

Claude Code will happily write your tests. It will also happily tell you they pass. Those are two different claims, and the gap between them is where most QA automation setups quietly break. This is a

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Pp0wikkkptyxl.hashnode.devJul 26 · 3 min read

Why I stopped trusting cloud-synced SSH clients (and built my own)

I've been building an SSH/SFTP client that doesn't phone home - here's PtyXL For the last while I've been heads-down on a side project that turned into something I actually use every day now. Why I st

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YPYogeshwar Peelaexploitnotes.hashnode.devJul 12 · 5 min read

BroncoCTF : The KeyMaster Writeup

Challenge No file, no binary — just a URL: https://broncosec.com/BroncoCTF The flag format is given as bronco{XXXX...}. Nothing else. This is an OSINT / web-recon style challenge: the flag is broken

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LBLiran Babaliranbaba.hashnode.devMay 11 · 8 min read

Why every Ghostty tab said 'Claude Code' (and the 30-line zsh hook that fixed it)

I had four Ghostty tabs open the other morning. Three projects, four tabs, each tab split into two or three panes. Every single tab in the tab bar said Claude Code. I cmd-tabbed three times trying to

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LBLiran Babaliranbaba.hashnode.devApr 9 · 10 min read

ForgeCode vs Claude Code: which AI coding agent actually wins?

I've been using Claude Code for months. I like it. I genuinely don't get the Twitter hate. But there's one thing that's been driving me crazy: speed. I'll ask it to rename a variable across three file

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LBLiran Babaliranbaba.hashnode.devApr 5 · 8 min read

Cursor 3 shipped parallel agents, but is any of it new?

Cursor 3 shipped on April 2. The demos look great: eight AI agents running in parallel, each in its own Git worktree, building different parts of your project at the same time. The Hacker News thread lit up. Product Hunt gave it the #3 spot for the d...

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김김이더radar92.hashnode.devMar 31 · 6 min read

I Tore Apart the Claude Code Source Code 3/3

More posts at radarlog.kr. The most surprising thing I found digging through Claude Code's source wasn't a tool or an architecture pattern. It was opening the buddy/ folder. There's a virtual pet system. It works like a gacha game. Five rarity tiers...

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김김이더radar92.hashnode.devMar 31 · 5 min read

I Tore Apart the Claude Code Source Code

More posts at radarlog.kr. The Claude Code source code leaked. 1,884 TypeScript files, 31MB total. Someone already built a clean Mintlify documentation site from it. That site documents about 30 environment variables. The source code has 195. The of...

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AKAravind Kunnathakdev.blogFeb 3 · 9 min read

Introducing XRest: A Service-First REST Client for Microservices Teams

TLDR; modern REST clients follow a collections-first approach that breaks down with growing complexity of microservices and devops. I am introducing a service-first design philosophy, where each service is a self-contained unit with its own endpoints...

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DFDiógenes Fernandesblog.diofeher.netOct 2, 2025 · 2 min read

Using Mise for managing multiple versions of software

This is a living document. I'll be updating as soon as I improve my setup. I used to use asdf on my Mac OS X to manage different software versions across my projects, but I was constantly having problems due to various issues. My manager, Yousif, ha...

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How to use Claude Code for QA automation

Why I stopped trusting cloud-synced SSH clients (and built my own)

BroncoCTF : The KeyMaster Writeup

Why every Ghostty tab said 'Claude Code' (and the 30-line zsh hook that fixed it)

ForgeCode vs Claude Code: which AI coding agent actually wins?

Cursor 3 shipped parallel agents, but is any of it new?

I Tore Apart the Claude Code Source Code 3/3

I Tore Apart the Claude Code Source Code

Introducing XRest: A Service-First REST Client for Microservices Teams

Using Mise for managing multiple versions of software