Designing with Claude Code
Designing with Claude Code
Steve Schoger shows how he uses Claude Code to design and build UIs, turning natural language prompts into polished interfaces.
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More dependency considerations
More dependency considerations
Read the full post on https://stitcher.io/blog/more-depedency-considerations
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The Anatomy of an Agent Harness
A deep dive into what Anthropic, OpenAI, Perplexity and LangChain are actually building.
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Promising Signals on AI Governance from China
Promising Signals on AI Governance from China
View the official memo here. China has consistently signaled a willingness to engage on global AI governance since at least 2017. This memo compiles key statements from the Chinese government and prominent figures demonstrating their desire to coordinate on the problem of AI. Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang, at the 2025 World Economic Forum, said: […] The post Promising Signals on AI Governance from China appeared first on Machine Intelligence Research Institute.
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Housing Roundup #13: More Dakka
Build more housing where people want to live.
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Sam Altman, unconstrained by the truth
New reporting from the New Yorker vindicates concerns that were first raised here
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My Take on Vibe Coding VS Agentic Engineering
My Take on Vibe Coding VS Agentic Engineering
My thoughts on why Agentic Engineering is a better path than Vibe Coding, and the workflow I use to turn AI agents into a structured engineering process. Read more
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Import AI 452: Scaling laws for cyberwar; rising tides of AI automation; and a puzzle over gDP forecasting
How much could AI revolutionize the economy?
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Engineering Storefronts for Agentic Commerce
For years, persuasion has been the most valuable skill in digital commerce. Brands spend millions on ad copy, testing button colours, and designing landing pages to encourage people to click “Buy Now.” All of this assumes the buyer is a person who can see. But an autonomous AI shopping agent does not have eyes. I […]
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Google AI Edge Gallery
Google AI Edge Gallery
Google AI Edge Gallery Terrible name, really great app: this is Google's official app for running their Gemma 4 models (the E2B and E4B sizes, plus some members of the Gemma 3 family) directly on your iPhone. It works really well. The E2B model is a 2.54GB download and is both fast and genuinely useful. The app also provides "ask questions about images" and audio transcription (up to 30s) with the two small Gemma 4 models, and has an interesting "skills" demo which demonstrates tool calling…
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datasette-ports 0.2
datasette-ports 0.2
Release: datasette-ports 0.2 No longer requires Datasette - running uvx datasette-ports now works as well. Installing it as a Datasette plugin continues to provide the datasette ports command. Tags: datasette
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scan-for-secrets 0.3
scan-for-secrets 0.3
Release: scan-for-secrets 0.3 New -r/--redact option which shows the list of matches, asks for confirmation and then replaces every match with REDACTED, taking escaping rules into account. New Python function redact_file(file_path: str | Path, secrets: list[str], replacement: str = "REDACTED") -> int. Tags: projects
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Cleanup Claude Code Paste
Cleanup Claude Code Paste
Tool: Cleanup Claude Code Paste Super-niche tool this. I sometimes copy prompts out of the Claude Code terminal app and they come out with a bunch of weird additional whitespace. This tool cleans that up. Tags: tools, claude-code
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datasette-ports 0.1
datasette-ports 0.1
Release: datasette-ports 0.1 Another example of README-driven development, this time solving a problem that might be unique to me. I often find myself running a bunch of different Datasette instances with different databases and different in-development plugins, spreads across dozens of different terminal windows - enough that I frequently lose them! Now I can run this: datasette install datasette-ports datasette ports And get a list of every running instance that looks something like this:…
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Eight years of wanting, three months of building with AI
Eight years of wanting, three months of building with AI
Eight years of wanting, three months of building with AI Lalit Maganti provides one of my favorite pieces of long-form writing on agentic engineering I've seen in ages. They spent eight years thinking about and then three months building syntaqlite, which they describe as "high-fidelity devtools that SQLite deserves". The goal was to provide fast, robust and comprehensive linting and verifying tools for SQLite, suitable for use in language servers and other development tools - a parser,…
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