AI Development
AI development encompasses the tools, frameworks and engineering practices used to build software powered by machine learning models. Truncated covers programming libraries, training methodologies, developer tools, deployment workflows and infrastructure updates.
Make long-running agents faster with message threads
Claude — New in the Messages API, send your conversation once, and the API receives only what’s new with every turn.
AI coding needs smarter routing over bigger models
The Deep View — Coding agents can drastically accelerate how fast developers build, but defaulting to the most powerful models gets expensive fast. But what if your coding ass...
People Inc. is building custom APIs to make its journalism easier for AI agents to use
Digiday — People Inc. is developing custom APIs for AI systems, while the FT, Daily Mail are considering how agents could reach content for subscribers.
Stop counting tokens, start counting what ships
MIT Technology Review — Why rationing agentic coding backfires, and what to measure instead.
Byoky: Open-source wallet for AI API keys
Help Net Security — Byoky is an open-source AI API key wallet that lets AI apps use your keys without seeing them, but its no-servers claim needs a closer look.
I let a local LLM read my Jellyfin watch history, and its movie picks are surprisingly good
XDA — Trust the algorithm.
Gemini is replacing Gems with Skills, so I moved my Claude Code skills over to test them
XDA — My existing skills now have a second home
Claude can run my Home Assistant setup now, and it only took one click to set up
XDA — It can only touch what I expose which is a good safety feature
How to run an LLM locally on macOS, Linux, and Windows
flaviocopes.com — Explore the ways to run LLMs locally on macOS, Linux, and Windows: desktop apps, terminal tools, browser models, libraries, and self-hosted servers.
OpenAI Adds iCloud Calendar and Mail Plugins and Dot Texting
macstories.net — OpenAI continues to add features to its ChatGPT app on a regular basis, but there are a couple of recent Apple-specific updates worth mentioning. First, OpenAI created plugins for Calendar and Mail a couple of days ago. Both features use iCloud and require you to set up an app-specific password to use them. Here's what
API credits benefit for eligible ChatGPT subscriptions
Simon Willison’s Weblog — Earlier this month Anthropic announced a generous new benefit for their Max and Team subscriptions: $100, $200, and $500 per month subscribers would get the equivalent quantity of (expiring) credits …
What worries Entire co-founder Thomas Dohmke about the future of tech?
The New Stack — AI makes it easier to build software. Thomas Dohmke and other tech leaders explain what still worries them about learning, safety, and access.
Apple's 'Write with Siri' prompt was driving me crazy. Here’s how I shut it off
Fast Company — Apple doesn’t make disabling 'Write with Siri' easy—and that’s probably by design. Still, it's possible. Here's what to do.
Local Code Launches as Free, Private AI Assistant Tool for Mac
MacRumors — The developers of Draw Things have launched Local Code, an open-source AI assistant that lets Mac users download models and put them to work on their own computers. Local Code lets users download an AI model and start working without separately installing the tools it needs. When using a local model, the app processes prompts and files on the Mac rather than sending them to a cloud AI provider.
Automate your Supabase backend with Make
supabase.com — Connect Supabase to Make with OAuth and bring your database, Edge Functions, logs, and projects into automated scenarios and AI agents.
Lessons for builders from Sam Altman's Cheeky Pint interview
flaviocopes.com — Eight practical lessons from Sam Altman and John Collison on code scans, agent teams, budgets, and prices customers can predict.
AI-Generated Tests Are Fine: It's The Test Strategy That's Broken
Forbes — Stop trying to fix your AI-generated tests; they are doing the job they were built for, and that job is supposed to be simple.
Two people used Claude to make a PS2 emulator that runs in your browser
XDA — You still need your own files, though.
Today, we’re introducing the Responses API in public preview, made for building agents on Mistral.
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