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AI Agents in Production: What Actually Works After 6 Months
Most AI agent projects die between demo and production. After 6 months running agents at scale, these are the patterns that survived: model routing, trace-based debugging, loop detection, and hard cost ceilings.

Building an MCP Server From Scratch (The Parts Nobody Explains)
Build an MCP server in TypeScript from zero. Covers the handshake, Streamable HTTP transport, OAuth 2.1 auth, error codes the SDK swallows, and production deployment patterns.

Every Claude Code Environment Variable That Actually Matters
All 40+ Claude Code environment variables grouped by what they do. API keys, Bedrock, Vertex, Foundry, CI/CD, and the billing gotcha nobody warns about.

Gemma 4 Is Google's Best Open Model Yet (Here's How to Use It)
Gemma 4 ships Apache 2.0, 256K context, and four model sizes. Benchmarks beat Llama 4 across the board. Quick use cases with Ollama and Transformers code.

Self-Hosting AI for Code: The $0/Month Developer Stack
Build a complete self-hosted AI coding stack with Ollama, Continue.dev, and Open WebUI for $0/month. Includes hardware requirements, cost math, and the setup commands.

Vibe Coding Is Breaking Production (Here's How to Do It Right)
Vibe coding shipped 1.5 million leaked API keys and got apps banned from the App Store. The problem is not AI-generated code. It is skipping the review. A practical checklist for doing it right.

The Best Windows Development Tools in 2026
The best windows development tools in 2026 are WSL2, Windows Terminal, VS Code, and WinGet. They close the gap with macOS for most developer stacks.

7 Bun Hidden Features Most Developers Haven't Tried
Bun ships with a built-in S3 client, shell scripting, compile-time macros, and native password hashing. These 7 bun hidden features replace entire npm packages.

Bun Is Taking Over JavaScript (Here's How to Start)
The Bun JavaScript runtime replaces Node, npm, Jest, and tsc in one binary. Honest benchmarks, migration gotchas, and a 5-minute getting-started tutorial.