#Agents
SponsoredBuilding OpenCode with Dax Raad
OpenCode is one of the fastest-growing AI developer tools around, surging in just a few months from roughly 650,000 monthly active users to nearly 8 m
The DevOps Godfather on AI's "Dark Factory" Problem
Patrick Debois — the "godfather of DevOps" who coined the term back in 2009 — says we're living through the same skepticism all over again, except
2026: The Year The IDE Died
As AI has grown more capable, software developers around the world have lagged behind the technology advances
GLM-5.2: The Complete Guide to the Best Open-Source Model
Z.ai's GLM-5.2 is a 1 million token, MIT-licensed open weight model that costs a fraction of frontier AI prices
Agentic AI Frameworks Explained: Workflows, Multi-Agent, & Production
Too many agentic AI frameworks and no clear starting point. 🤯 Meenakshi Kodati breaks down agentic AI frameworks like LangChain, AutoGen, and CrewAI
What Top 1% of Agentic Engineers Do Differently
David Ondrej discusses how engineers can move beyond basic prompting to leverage agentic loops for production-ready AI applications.
Why Graph Engineering will 10x your Claude/Codex
I go solo on this one to break down graph engineering, the term I keep seeing go viral on X
Build long-running agents with Google’s Agentic Stack | The Agent Factory
In this episode, we explore "long-running agents": AI systems that persist, sleep, self-correct, and execute complex workflows over hours, days, or ..
The Software Factory Runs on Guardrails, Not Agents
Turning every repo into a software factory sounds like marketing until you see the machinery underneath.
The Humans Architect the System, the AI Writes the Code
At System Initiative, we don't write code. Not because we can't — because we decided not to.
3 patterns to build long-running AI agents
Move beyond stateless chatbots and learn about building long-running AI agents capable of managing multi-day workflows
Automate the SDLC: Build and test faster with Google Antigravity
Are AI coding agents writing your features, or just writing your bugs?