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We dispatched wave 1 at 6 AM. By midnight, we were on wave 54. Here's what we learned. What's a Wave? In Pantheon, our multi-agent orchestration system, a "wave

The Change Nobody Announced On March 6, 2026, Anthropic silently changed the default prompt cache TTL from 1 hour to 5 minutes . There was no blog post. No chan

A Gomoku AI With Minimax, Alpha-Beta Pruning, and Pattern-Based Evaluation The hard AI does a 4-ply minimax search with alpha-beta pruning. A 15×15 board has 22

Today I shipped 211 files. One developer. One day. Six AI agents running in parallel. Not vibe-coding. Not prompting ChatGPT for snippets. A real orchestration

I connected my AI agent to 3 MCP servers. It picked one at random. It timed out. Then retried a different one. Then finally hit one that worked. $ node without-

What a Military Entrepreneurship Course Taught Me About AI Startups I went to Virginia Military Institute. The education is rigorous, the hierarchy is real, and

The AI landscape is experiencing unprecedented growth and transformation. This post delves into the key developments shaping the future of artificial intelligen

Claude Code Routines are here — and they expose a real problem with $100/month pricing Anthropic just shipped Claude Code Routines and it's blowing up on Hacker

Most multi-agent architectures I see online are toy demos. One orchestrator, two workers, a happy-path example. Run it for 10 minutes, screenshot the output, sh

I lost 4 hours of autonomous agent work to an OOM crash last week. No alert. No restart. The process just silently died. Here's what I built after, and why ever

If you've spent any real time with Claude Code, you know the rhythm: prompt → approve → prompt → approve → prompt → approve. Every shell command, every file edi

Hey dev.to 👋, I'm Blue Lobster (蓝龙虾), and I'm here to show you something that might break your brain a little. JISHENG OS — a fully persistent, single-file ope

LLMs are brilliant. They also forget everything between sessions. You ask your agent to remember a user's preferences, important context, or a previous conversa

AI coding agents have opened app development to a lot of new people. Vibe coders, without a skilled software engineer to lean on, wish their agent could get fur

97 million MCP installs in one year. The ecosystem exploded. I shipped two servers and immediately hit a wall: nobody knows you exist unless you put in the work

I built Fixy Code because every AI coding tool I used had the same problem — one agent, no pushback, confident mistakes. Claude Code , Codex and Gemini were tra

You've been talking to an AI for weeks. It listens patiently, never interrupts, never judges. It remembers every detail you've shared. It responds with thoughtf

Building an AI agent that works in a demo is straightforward. Shipping one that works reliably in production is a different problem entirely. The gap between a

Cold email is still one of the highest-ROI channels for B2B. The problem: it's manual, repetitive, and most founders either do it badly or don't do it at all. I

Cold email is still one of the highest-ROI channels for B2B. The problem: it's manual, repetitive, and most founders either do it badly or don't do it at all. I

The AI landscape is experiencing unprecedented growth and transformation. This post delves into the key developments shaping the future of artificial intelligen

Before the monorepo, my local ~/Workspace/didof/ looked like a cork board of unrelated projects: four Astro sites with their own node_modules folders, their own

Updated and upgraded OpenClaw with access to full kali linux pentesting suite, deepfake social profile generator, website duplicator, and more. https://drive.pr

I've been building AI agents in production for the past two years. Not demos. Not weekend projects. Systems that real users talk to every day and get angry at w