May 28 · 5 min read · As developers, we spend an absurd amount of time inside the terminal. We write code there. We run builds there. We manage servers there. We debug there. Some of us practically live there. And yet, eve
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May 26 · 5 min read · I remember the exact moment I realized standard AI tool calling wasn't enough. I had successfully wired up my Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. My LLM could finally read my database and trigger ext
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May 24 · 6 min read · If you've spent any time building AI applications recently, you’ve probably felt the pain of the "integration headache." A few months ago, I was building a custom AI assistant. I wanted it to read my
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May 18 · 5 min read · In the last post, we saw this: AI can use tools. It can: search the web run code open files call APIs Cool. But something still feels… missing. Because there's one question almost nobody properly ex
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May 14 · 15 min read · AI tools have moved from novelty to daily utility. In 2026, people are not asking whether artificial intelligence can help with work; they are asking which tools are worth using, which tools waste tim
Join discussionMay 12 · 15 min read · Webhooks allow programs to share data in real time without having to check an API or manually update it continuously. Rather than checking an API at regular intervals to see if something has been upda
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