Links tagged “ai”
146 links, newest first.
github.com
ekusiadadus/vibetime: track claude code usage through cli and web ui
github.com
awesome-claude-code: a list awesome commands, files, and workflows for Claude Code
docs.anthropic.com
Claude Code introduces specialized sub-agents
arstechnica.com
Mistral’s new “environmental audit” shows how much AI is hurting the planet
github.com
ccusage: command-line utility designed to analyze token usage and costs of Claude Code
github.com
context42: maintaining consistent coding styles across projects and languages
techcrunch.com
Meta calls the voluntary code overreach and says it will throttle European AI development.
cnbc.com
Joel Kaplan says Europe is heading down the wrong path on AI, in declining the voluntary code.
github.com
rulesync: creating and managing multiple AI tools' configurations
hbr.org
Using Gen AI for Early-Stage Market Research: use genai as a tool to simulate customer feedback during product development stages, providing fast cost-effective results.
devops.com
What Happens When AI Starts Writing Your APIs?: how AI's ability to quickly generate APIs is creating a new class of security risks and technical debt.
browseros.com
The AI Browser War • We're starting to see a new battle amongst giants and llm providers over reinventing browsers (bundled with ai, of course...). Perplexity launched Comet, OpenAI announced they'd do the same soon, Google is talking about bringing Gemini in Chrome (in fact, there are already some geminization available in chrome dev tools). I want to emphasize BrowserOS, an open source alternative that may be worth trying.
towardsdatascience.com
How to Ensure Reliability in LLM Applications: An article by Eivind Kjosbakken discusses strategies for ensuring robustness in LLM implementations.
metr.org
A randomised trial in which experienced maintainers took 19% longer on their own repositories when using the tools — and believed they had been faster.
secondthoughts.ai
On the METR trial: experienced developers were 19% slower with the tools, and believed they had been 20% faster.
tomtunguz.com
The Rise of the Agent Manager: author explores how individuals handle (or struggle) managing multiple AI agents
