Blog — page 2
Earlier posts, in reverse chronological order.
What Google's ADK for Kotlin 1.0 Means for Beginners Building AI Agents
Google's ADK for Kotlin 1.0 simplifies building AI agents for Android and server-side applications, making it easier for beginners to create production-ready AI tools.
How to Evaluate and Improve AI Coding Agents Effectively
Learn how to move beyond end-to-end benchmarks and use behavioral evaluations to iteratively improve AI coding agents.
How GPT-6 Astra Helps Devin Test Its Own Code
Cognition uses GPT-6 Astra to automate testing and improve code review efficiency in its Devin software engineering agent.
OpenAI's Zero Data Retention changes how you build private AI apps
OpenAI now keeps no record of your API requests unless you opt in, with new safeguards that spot risks across conversations without storing content.
How Google’s Agent Development Kit Secures AI Agents for Beginners
Learn how Google’s Agent Development Kit helps you build secure AI agents with zero-trust architecture, even as a beginner.
Why Go is the best language for AI-assisted coding
Google explains why Go's design makes it uniquely suited for working with AI coding assistants - and what that means for beginners.
Google Cloud API Gateway Adds Model Routing for AI Applications
Google Cloud API Gateway now supports model routing, allowing developers to dynamically route AI requests to different models without hardcoding endpoints.
Claude Managed Agents now run in your own sandbox and connect to private networks
Self-hosted sandboxes and MCP tunnels let Claude agents work securely with your private data and services—here's what changes for builders.
MCP Stateless Updates Make AI Agents Scale Better
Google's MCP stateless updates remove session bottlenecks, making AI agents more scalable and easier to deploy in production.
Claude's new Apple integration changes how you build iOS apps with AI
Claude now works with Apple's Foundation Models framework, letting Swift developers combine on-device AI with Claude's reasoning in one workflow.
Agent Plugins standardize how AI coding tools share components
A new open format packages AI agent skills and tools together without locking them to one platform.
Terminal agent or editor agent — which should you start with?
The biggest fork in AI coding tools is not which model you pick. It is whether the agent lives in your terminal or inside your editor — and one of them teaches you far more.
Claude Code artifacts turn AI sessions into shareable web pages
Claude Code can now package your AI coding sessions as live web pages that update automatically, making collaboration easier.
How to review code you did not write and cannot read
You do not need to know the language to catch most agent mistakes. Five checks that work on any diff, in any language, in under two minutes.