agent-skills v0.7.0 lands 31 new skills, upgrades 20 more, and flattens the repo: the deepest open-source AI agent skill library keeps compounding.

A preliminary look at DeepSeek’s new coding-agent harness, what an early source audit found, where its authority reaches, and when it deserves a closer look.

Why voice transcripts make better agent context than typed notes: capture-before-curation, a record that shapes the room, and patterns an agent can surface.

Anthropic released an open-source Claude Code skill that takes a founder from idea to a live managed agent in minutes. Hermes Agent already has most of the same primitives. Here’s the mapping, the gaps, and the blueprint.

A self-hosted, MIT-licensed research tool with an agent skill that teaches any AI how to drive it. No rate limits, no credit counters.

The Product Manager wanted to ship an MVP. Three phases. Skip the reproducible build. Skip the caching subsystem. Skip the Mermaid diagrams. Ship fast, iterate later.

The Debugger said that path would destroy maintainer trust.

“Non-Deterministic Bug Blindness,” the Debugger said. “Skip the reproduction baseline and the ‘fails on main’ gate? The agent writes a fix, runs the test, it passes, but it was passing BEFORE the fix too because the test is tautological. The trust curve is steep to climb and vertical to fall off.”

HTTP content negotiation has been in the spec since 1999. AI agents are finally asking for markdown. Almost nobody turned it on — but the infrastructure is already there.

Claude Code’s new subagents feature changes everything about AI assistance. Here’s what specialized AI agents mean for developers and content creators.

Dr. Daniel Barulli explores how agentic AI systems are evolving—from tool use to metacognition—and what that means for research, work, and safety.