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Most "I tried AI-generated infrastructure" posts end one of two ways: either everything worked perfectly (it didn't), or it burned everything down (also didn't happen). Mine landed somewhere more useful than either of those. I wrote a detailed prompt, pointed Claude Code at a fresh Ubuntu Server 24.
On March 30, BeyondTrust proved that a crafted GitHub branch name could steal Codex’s OAuth token in cleartext. OpenAI classified it Critical P1. Two days later, Anthropic’s Claude Code source code spilled onto the public npm registry, and within hours, Adversa found Claude Code silently ignored its
Native Anthropic endpoints, tool-call compatibility, and context-window sizing for local Claude Code. Last tested: April 2026. See Changelog at the bottom. Goal Use MacBook Air Gemma 4 26B-A4B Q4, 32K context, LM Studio or Ollama MacBook Pro Gemma 4 26B-A4B Q4 / UD-Q4, 64K context, llama.cpp or LM S
Claude Code is built for interactive sessions. You type, it acts, the conversation ends. That is the right shape for a developer at a keyboard. It is the wrong shape for an agent that needs to keep watch on something. A queue. An inbox. A file. A webhook. A remote service. To turn Claude Code into a
In Q3 2024, our 12-person backend team at FinTech startup LedgerFlow was drowning: 142 production bugs in 90 days, a 22% regression rate per sprint, and QA cycles that stretched to 14 days. We tried everything: pair programming, mandatory code reviews, strict linting. Nothing moved the needle until
Since my last post, everything changed. The WebView terminal is gone. Termux is no longer required. This is what shipped. Claude Code broke in Termux. Codex broke in Termux. So I directed the AI to throw away the entire architecture Before (Plan A): WebView terminal via ttyd Termux required TCP sock
As a start to using Claude, I’ve been trying to make the most of its features. While talking with a friend, we started discussing skills. In the Claude docs, skills are more personalized agents with a bit more context. For example, before asking the chat to create a new report, you can say: “Act as
Claude Code vs GitHub Copilot: How I Use Both and When I pay for both. The answer isn't "pick one" — it's using each where it wins. Here's the actual decision framework from running 12 parallel AI instances. GitHub Copilot: inline completion, short fixes, boilerplate generation Claude Code: design j
type.win is a Balatro-styled typing arcade I built — two games, a leaderboard, live on Cloudflare Workers. The interesting part isn't really the game, though. It's that the bulk of the routine commits to it are written by an autonomous Claude Code loop, not by me directly. I review a dev branch peri
This is soon after Anthropic closed the door on some new Pro subscribers from Claude Code.
The Problem If you use Claude Code (Anthropic's CLI coding agent), you've probably seen it do things like: npm install lodash@4.17.21 ...when the latest version is actually different, or worse — install a version that doesn't even exist on the registry. Claude hallucinates package versions just like
Coding assistants have moved beyond autocomplete into full agents that can read projects, run commands, edit files, and iterate toward outcomes. Tools like Claude Code and Codex both operate in this space, but take different approaches. Claude Code centers on a unified agent loop across environments
I use Claude Code a lot. One thing kept annoying me: not the mistakes, not the occasional wrong assumption, not even the weird confidence. The annoying part was having to re-explain the same project context in new sessions. Things like: this module looks legacy but still supports a critical flow thi
Wire ll-lang into Claude Code, Cursor, or Zed in 30 Seconds If you want an LLM to write ll-lang productively, the best setup is not "open a terminal and hope the model can parse shell output." The better setup is MCP. ll-lang ships with a built-in MCP server through lllc mcp, so your editor can call
The Cursor we’ve come to know and love has always been an IDE with AI assistance. Working with Cursor gave The post The debugging wars: Cursor 3 takes aim at Claude Code’s agentic edge appeared first on The New Stack.
Building a Complete Developer Terminal Setup for Claude Code — Part 3: Sound Notification Hooks By Avinash, GenAI Practice Lead | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 of 6 The problem is simple: Claude Code finishes a task while you're reading documentation, reviewing a PR, or staring out the window. You have n
By Avinash, GenAI Practice Lead | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 of 6 The terminal environment around Claude Code matters as much as Claude Code itself. You spend hours in this environment — the less friction it has, the more thinking you can direct at the actual work. This part covers e
Anthropic is paying $570k for engineers why not just use Claude Code? 🤔
This is for people who are already using Claude Code and want more control over output quality. I spent today playing with Claude Code Skills. Here's what I picked up. Three things I'll cover: What Skills are and how they work How to use them Best practices and pitfalls In one line: a way to organiz
Building a Complete Developer Terminal Setup for Claude Code — Part 2: Custom Statusline By Avinash, GenAI Practice Lead | Part 1 | Part 2 of 6 ⚠️ Note: This setup is macOS-specific. All tools, commands, and configurations in this series are tested on macOS (Apple Silicon). Linux and Windows users w
