Articles tagged as "ai"

📚 Reading
“Using AI to write better code more slowly”
Nolan Lawson on using AI to be more deliberate, not just faster.
nolanlawson.com/2026/05/25/using-ai-to-write-better-code-more-slowly/ • 29 May 2026
🔨 Building
dev-agent: an agent that runs its own dev stack and fixes bugs
A coding agent with a running dev environment that can reproduce bug reports, QA in a browser, and resolve issues.
github.com/larryhudson/dev-agent • 21 May 2026
🔨 Building
claude-bookmarks-plugin: notes that don't eat the agent's attention
A Claude Code plugin for dropping notes into your session transcript without triggering an agent reply.
github.com/larryhudson/claude-bookmarks-plugin • 24 Apr 2026
📚 Reading
“lat.md, managing codebase knowledge for AI agents”
A tool by Yury Selivanov for keeping a navigable knowledge base next to your code, with a CI check that catches drift.
www.lat.md/ • 31 Mar 2026
🔨 Building
agent-acp-bridge: connecting coding agents to different work platforms
An experiment in connecting coding agents (using the ACP protocol) to the services where we work, like Linear, Slack and GitHub, so we can build helpful AI agents that are close to where the work happens.
github.com/larryhudson/agent-acp-bridge • 8 Feb 2026
How can we use AI to do better thinking, not skip thinking?
Ethan Mollick recently wrote an article demonstrating what you can do with AI in under a minute. He shows that you can write a product launch, plan a course syllabus, design a kitchen and do market research all in under a minute. It’s a great demonstration of what we can generate with AI tools today.
15 Feb 2024 • 6 min read
Using Weaviate's generative search for brainstorming
Lately I’ve been interested in generative search - the idea of searching through a database of text items by semantic similarity and then generating new text based on the search results. I think this is a really powerful idea.
10 Feb 2024 • 5 min read