AI Data Analyst: How It Works and Best Tools (2026)
An AI data analyst answers questions against governed definitions instead of raw schema. How it works, what it automates, and what it cannot.
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Bring Your Own Price Feed
Wealthfolio lets you point it at any URL that returns a price and describe how to read it, so the mutual funds and regional listings the big providers ignore still get tracked. No code, no waiting for an integration.
Wealthfolio Blog7 min readHow to build a cloud software factory - the automatic triage skill
This post is the first in a series I’m doing on how to set up your own cloud software factory using skills and loops. It’s easier than it sounds to get something simple and effective running so you can start to automate significant parts of your team’s development flow.
Warp Blog6 min readWeaviate 1.38 Release
This release brings the HFresh disk-based vector index and the built-in MCP Server to general availability, rebuilds cluster-wide async replication to run from a single scheduler (on by default), and adds two previews: the Boost API and Nested Object Filtering.
Weaviate7 min readClosing the loop: Evaluating and improving Replit Agent at scale
Most Replit Agent users start with an idea. They describe the goal in natural language — without a repo, test suite, or chosen framework — and expect the agent to turn it into a functioning app.
Ghostwriter Blog10 min readvLLM vs SGLang vs TensorRT-LLM: a serving benchmark
Self-reported Llama-3.1-8B results for three LLM inference engines. Published unique-prompt throughput and latency rows cover H100 bf16. FP8 and L40S appear only in derived cost results. The harness and raw data are not publicly available.
RunInfra Blog9 min readBuilding a skill optimization loop
This post shows how to create a loop with automated feedback that an agent can run to optimize its own Skills. It uses an automated grader with computer use to assess how well a Skill is performing, and then iteratively improves the Skill.
Warp Blog4 min readGenerate interactive PR Walkthroughs with a single Skill
While we’re waiting for someone to re-invent Github I put together a useful skill that can help folks better understand agent (or human) generated PRs.
Warp Blog2 min readImport & Vectorize Data with Weaviate at Scale
Server-side batching, retries, the blobHash data type, and multimodal ingestion — what to use when, with code.
Weaviate10 min readHow to build a self-improvement loop for your Skills
There’s been a lot of chatter about using “loops” lately to drive agents, and I think this has been accompanied by a bit of “what actually is a loop”?
Warp Blog4 min readWhat Is a Semantic Layer? The 2026 Field Guide
A founder's field guide to the semantic layer in 2026: what it is, why AI agents fail without one, and how dbt, Cube, AtScale, Looker, and Malloy compare.
Supaboard AI Blog31 min readStatic Analysis Misses Bugs That Reach Production
Agents can stare at code all day long, but they will not find all the issues because they are probabilistic unit tests. You need to actually run your application to get runtime evidence and proof that things behave as your organization expects them to for full integration and end-to-end tests.
Ito Blog10 min readThree skills you need for spec-driven development
Use Skills to guide agents through product specs, technical specs, implementation, and validation so spec-driven development is repeatable and reviewable.
Warp Blog2 min readMaking Arcjet's Wasm bot detector smaller and faster
Reducing WebAssembly bundle size: how Arcjet shrank its Rust bot detector 27% with Aho-Corasick, keeping per-request memory isolation and using Wizer snapshots.
Arcjet Blog8 min readThe Inference Alpha: Maximizing Frontier Models on AMD
Helping millions of developers easily build, test, manage, and scale applications of any size - faster than ever before.
DigitalOcean Blog13 min readStandup in the Agentic Age
If your standup is still a tour of what everyone — or everyone's coding agent — did yesterday, you're doing it wrong. Ari already knows what happened. Standup isn't the memory layer anymore; it's the steering layer. Here's how we run it at Ariso.
Oats Blog4 min readWhy Radar Cloud Doesn't Cache Your Cluster State
Most multi-cluster dashboards copy your cluster state into a backend cache. Radar Cloud doesn't. Here's why the reverse-proxy model is the right call.
Radar Blog8 min readScoring agent readiness: what the A–E grade actually measures
Description coverage, schema completeness, auth clarity, and the weights behind the grade.
Elva Blog9 min read
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