Claude Code Mods Are Here: Watch What Claude Is Doing
Don’t read the logs. Watch the crab.Continue reading on Towards AI »
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Don’t read the logs. Watch the crab.Continue reading on Towards AI »
The 25mg Refill: Why Language Models Cannot Handle Clinical Math When an autonomous portal bot parses informal patient language to clear an inbox ticket, an ambiguous message becomes a five-fold …
A preview of the 15-track QCon London 2027 program, covering agent evaluation and guardrails, AI-era architecture, distributed-system debugging, modern data platforms, high-performance engineering, and Staff+ leadership. By Artenisa Chatziou
What retrieval failures taught me and why I built a small Python exercise that fails on purpose.Continue reading on Towards AI »
Two ideas get welded together in a lot of engineering rooms, and the weld is wrong. Someone says “we’re going multi-tenant,” and within a…Continue reading on Towards AI »
Four MCP servers, one Claude Code session, and by the time I typed my first real prompt, a third of the context window was already spent…Continue reading on Towards AI »
Hearing, waiting, answering fast and knowing when to stop: the parts of a voice agent that make a call feel natural
Every agent looks great when the mock API responds in 100 milliseconds and the demo run is scripted.Continue reading on Towards AI »
Decision AI models answer typed questions with calibrated probabilities instead of generated text. TypeSafe's Jev costs $0.042 per million input tokens and returns responses in 70 to 500 milliseconds.
Your Agent’s Memory Is a Liability: Track State, Not History There is a French draft in one of my test apps that I keep like a fossil. Article 96924661: a title, a slug, zero paragraphs. A June …
I wired TypeSafe’s Jev into a real Claude Code workflow for a week. Here is what the “200x faster, 400x cheaper” headline leaves out.
superpowers has 291K stars — and it actively slows me down on half my work.Continue reading on Towards AI »
Your framework is the brain. Redis is the hands. Here’s when the hands are overkill.Continue reading on Towards AI »
When an autonomous receptionist schedules an acute myocardial infarction for next Tuesday, the failure isn’t conversational intelligence — it’s architectural negligence. Here is how to engineer deterministic triage interceptors.
Prerit Pathak worked as a software engineer before switching to cybersecurity and joining Google. He shared his advice for making the pivot.
The exact framework I used, in order, with the trade-offs, including one I nearly got backwardsContinue reading on Towards AI »
SoPhi Harness— Hands that Don’t Freeze: A Tool Interface Built For a Future it Hadn’t Earned Yet Series: Building SoPhi — a Kotlin Agent Harness — Article 06 A line cook working a busy pass …
I built a local-first PDF RAG system, then measured retrieval, reranking, latency, evidence quality, and failure modes to understand where it breaks.
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