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A few months ago I watched someone demo an internal AI assistant during a meeting that had already gone twenty minutes longer than planned. The assistant was impressive in the way modern AI demos often are. It could search internal documentation, summarize tickets, query databases, create tasks, and
Introduction You've set up Claude Code and sent your first prompt. Now the question is: how does it actually understand what you wrote? This guide covers what happens under the hood — how Claude reads code, what tokens and context mean in practice, and why it sometimes drops details from earlier in
Most AI coding agents are good until the task leaves the terminal. They can edit files. They can run tests. They can explain a diff. Then the work hits a desktop app, an OAuth approval screen, a native settings window, or a web UI that was not designed for API access. Suddenly the agent is not stuck
This is a submission for the Google I/O Writing Challenge The developer track at Google I/O 2026 made one thing undeniably clear: the era of the simple AI chat assistant is over. We have officially entered the Agentic Era. For independent developers, solo founders, and micro-SaaS builders who rely o
