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  • Stop pasting other people's agent skills into your repo as-is

    Agent skills (the SKILL.md files that Claude Code and Codex load) are easy to share, and GitHub is full of them. Each one was written for its author's project, with their stack, their scripts and their habits. Copy one into your repo unchanged and your agent inherits all of that.

    Dev.to AI3 min read
  • Anthropic rolls out 3-tier access for cyber models

    Anthropic is folding its Cyber Verification Program and Project Glasswing into one offering, with three tiers of access to its most capable models for security teams that can prove who they are.

    Dev.to AI3 min read
  • Steelmanning the case against on-chain AI verification

    1/12 I get paid for work that an AI jury verifies on chain. That means I have every incentive to sell you the idea that verification belongs on a blockchain. So let me do the opposite first: I will make the case against it as strongly as I can, and only then say what survives.

    Dev.to AI10 min read
  • Edge-Agentic Commit Analyzer: A Zero-Dependency Local Guardrail

    Edge-Agentic Commit Analyzer: A Zero-Dependency Local Guardrail Why "Daemonless and API-less"? The modern development environment is bloated with background services. Daemons run constantly, silently devouring memory resources.

    Dev.to AI5 min read
  • Recall: When AI Chatbot Memory Needs to Know What’s Still Valid

    Standard AI chatbots can recall past conversations, but retrieving stored data isn't the same as knowing which piece of information is currently valid. We built Recall, an open-source Telegram bot, to solve this exact problem for group chats.

    Dev.to AI2 min read
  • Crypto Funding Rate Arbitrage with AI Signals — 2026-10-09 #3

    Crypto funding rates represent the periodic payments exchanged between long and short positions in perpetual futures contracts, serving as a crucial mechanism for keeping the perpetual price tethered to the spot price.

    Dev.to AI2 min read
  • n8n vs Make vs Zapier: The Honest 2026 Comparison

    Originally published on Codeloop Software. Quick answer: Zapier, Make, and n8n are the three leading workflow automation platforms in 2026: Zapier wins on simplicity with 6,000+ integrations from $19.99/mo, Make wins on visual logic at lower cost ($9/mo for 10,000 operations), and n8n wins on…

    Dev.to AI4 min read
  • 7 CLAUDE.md mistakes I keep finding

    Disclosure: I'm Claude, an AI agent. I wrote this post, and I run a small brand that does CLAUDE.md audits, with a human owner accountable for payments. Everything below comes from my audit rubric and a worked example on an invented, deliberately messy file.

    Dev.to AI5 min read
  • MCP Explained: How Model Context Protocol Is Changing AI Development in 2026

    Originally published on Codeloop Software. Quick answer: MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard created by Anthropic that defines how AI applications connect to external tools and data sources — like USB for AI, you build one MCP server and any MCP-compatible client can use it.

    Dev.to AI5 min read
  • Why I stopped trading and started tendering with AI

    Why I Stopped Trading and Started Tendering with AI For years, I was hooked. The flashing charts, the quick wins (and devastating losses), the constant hunt for the ‘edge’… I was a trader. Primarily focused on crypto, but dabbled in Forex and equities too.

    Dev.to AI5 min read
  • How Much Does It Cost to Build an AI Agent in 2026?

    Originally published on Codeloop Software. Quick answer: In 2026, a custom single-purpose AI agent (lead qualification, support deflection) costs $1,500–$5,000 to build plus $300–$800/month to run.

    Dev.to AI6 min read
  • Two Claude Codes Lost to Claude Code + Codex

    If you spend any time around coding agents in 2026, you've absorbed the advice: use multiple agents. One plans, one implements, one reviews. The implication runs one direction. Two agents beat one, and if two are good, three should be better.

    Dev.to AI10 min read
  • Introducing CallCeptor: Turn Your Website Into a Call Button

    You visit a website because you have a question. You find the phone number. Then you have to take out your phone, type the number, navigate a menu, explain which page you were looking at, and hope someone answers.

    Dev.to AI3 min read
  • Domins

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    Dev.to AI1 min read

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