Grok Build Beta adds a native subagent view, Plan Mode integration, mouse support, and a fullscreen terminal UI. Install with curl -fsSL https://x.ai/cli/install.sh | bash.
Who does things like that?!?
Apparently: me.
I have my own project, written in Rust. Not a big one, mind you, maybe approx. 30k lines of code in total. Rust is verbose so it’s not really that impressive. I’ve put it aside for some time and was toying with local inference, LLMs, writing agents and my attention was brought to Ruby.
It’s been a while. So I had to take a look around to remind myself what Ruby and Ruby on Rails are doing nowadays. They’re doing quite well. There are some typing initiatives (Sorbet), and the language itself is terse as ever.
David Cramer on X: "Here's a baseline quick bench between Anthropic and OpenAI models which I'm now content with. This test runs Warden's stock securitiy-review skill across some known Sentry priors. These are security findings (excluding defense-in-depth) of various levels. I can't explain the https://t.co/sXoOswPENl" / X
This test runs Warden's stock securitiy-review skill across some known Sentry priors. These are security findings (excluding defense-in-depth) of various levels.
I can't explain the
Agent Deck is a native Mac app for managing everything around AI coding agents. Author specialist agents per project, curate the skills they use, and run sessions from GitHub issues, all in one place.
Better Browser Caching with No-Vary-Search – CSS Wizardry
No-Vary-Search lets HTTP caches ignore irrelevant query parameters such as UTM tags, while still keeping meaningful ones like product variants in the cache key.
A deep dive into Claude Code for daily users. Covers the .claude directory, CLAUDE.md the way Boris writes it, CLAUDE.local.md, Skills with real examples, custom subagents, plugins, underused commands like /goal and /insights, MCPs, and the workflow patterns the Anthropic team actually uses.