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Claude Code mod: themes engine, charts, graphs, colors. All you ever wanted. claude plugin marketplace add NahumLitvin/prismantis claude plugin install prismantis@prismantis https://github.com/NahumLitvin/prismantis
Tauri 2 + Ollama: grounding a toy chatbot with 1.5k local facts, a read-only save watcher, and the one-step walker bug. https://github.com/FabianGallardo-coder/digibuddy
TL;DR: Treat recorded speech moderation as a batch pipeline: transcribe the complete recording, moderate the text, then let the code-review agent return structured findings. Do not call that real-time moderation.
A few months ago I was building a piece of software with Claude Code and at some point I ended up with 72 things to check by hand, the agent had finished, the tests were green, and I had no idea which of those 72 things I had actually tried and which ones I had only thought about trying.
LensLink: An AI Camera Compatibility Agent Powered by Structured Sanity Content Sanity Challenge Path One Submission Egbuta ifeanyi chukwu Egbuta ifeanyi chukwu Egbuta ifeanyi chukwu Follow Oct 2 LensLink: An AI Camera Compatibility Agent Powered by Structured Sanity Content #devchallenge…
AI coding agents are getting very good at navigating repositories. Ask an agent: "Where is the API timeout configured?" It will usually find something useful. Ask: "Is the API timeout 60 seconds?" It will probably search the codebase, find a 60, find a timeout configuration, and give you an answer.
My agent hit the context ceiling last week at turn 61. The framework did what every framework does now: it called a model to summarize the conversation, waited eleven seconds, and handed back a paragraph that had quietly dropped the exact error string I needed. The task failed.
Recently, I started working on a Price Tracker project to understand how real-world applications are built. The idea is simple: track product prices, compare changes, and help users decide when it might be a good time to buy.
Android UI Renderer MCP is a local MCP server that lets a coding agent render Android UI without an emulator or a device: it gets back a PNG plus a component tree it can query for bounds, text, and state.
Not every customer who shows interest will complete a purchase or take the next step. A visitor may add a product to their cart and leave. A potential client may start a conversation but stop responding. Someone may begin filling out a form and abandon it before submitting their details.
In the last piece of my v0.1.0 series I wrote a sentence I was proud of and not yet entitled to: "isolation is structural or it's imaginary." I deferred it. Single-tenant was the honest scope for a first release. v0.2.0 shipped multi-tenancy on HivePlane.
Learn Google Veo AI, Gemini Omni Flash prompting, cinematic AI filmmaking, anime filmmaking, and realistic AI video generation. Artificial intelligence is transforming the world of video production, filmmaking, digital marketing, and content creation.
A Stablecoin Is Not a Royalty Model Stablecoins can move a royalty in seconds. They cannot tell you whether the royalty was fair. That distinction will matter more as AI agents begin buying data, content, APIs, and licensed creative assets without a human negotiating every transaction.
I'm one person with four iOS apps released in September. This is about the one I found hardest to get right: Brickium. The idea: you list the bricks you already own, say what you want ("a small car with four wheels"), and the app designs a model from only those parts, then shows step-by-step 3D…
By Kimi & Aureus C — October 2026 Abstract In 2025, physicists at TU Dortmund demonstrated continuous time crystals in semiconductors — two oscillators with different frequencies spontaneously locking to their mean when illuminated by the same optical pump.
Most Shopify store owners hit the same wall eventually. The default theme looks fine — clean, functional, nothing obviously wrong with it. But fine is not the same as compelling, and compelling is what actually converts browsers into buyers. The usual answer is a paid app. Then another paid app.
I watched a research pipeline die at step nine of ten. Forty-three minutes of work, sixty sources fetched, four analyses complete, one synthesis in progress. The worker crashed—OOM, not a logic bug. When it came back, the orchestrator did what I'd told it to do: it started over.
Friday afternoons. For years, they’ve been synonymous with one thing for me: the weekly project update compilation. You know the drill: trawl through Jira tickets, peek at Confluence pages, copy-paste snippets, and then try to condense a week’s worth of chaos into a few palatable bullet points for…
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