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Herder is an open-source terminal multiplexer for macOS and Windows that unifies management of Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and other AI coding agents—with persistence and remote reconnection.

This week's GitHub trending focuses on AI coding: Skills sets rules for Agents, Omniroute is a never-down AI gateway, Code Review Graph is a code knowledge graph, PI is an open-source Agent toolbox, and AI Engineering from Scratch teaches from zero.

This week's GitHub trending focuses on AI coding: Skills sets rules for Agents, Omniroute is a never-down AI gateway, Code Review Graph builds a code knowledge graph, PI is an open-source Agent toolkit, and AI Engineering from Scratch teaches from the ground up.

After three months of costly AI coding mistakes, a developer built WishGraph: separating discussion and execution into dual windows with parallel multi-agent collaboration to make complex projects manageable again.

As models get stronger, why does the experience feel worse? The root cause is missing context. This article breaks down four stages—project descriptions, progressive disclosure, intra-memory, and three guardrails—to build a sustainable AI project memory system.

A systematic map of today's AI coding landscape: the evolution from ChatGPT to Claude Code, LLM capability tiers, tool camps like Cursor/Copilot, and the three key weapons of the Agent era — MCP, Skills, and CLI.

An in-depth analysis of the OpenClaw multi-agent framework: its TypeScript single-process gateway design, inter-agent scheduling, advantages over Dify workflows, and the three evolutions of AI execution.

How Pinterest engineers built Medic for Apache Spark — a multi-agent auto-diagnosis tool — covering the evolution from a single ReAct agent, observability, log denoising, and end-to-end testing.

How can Java engineers transition to AI Architect? This article breaks down three core capability layers — AI app development, production RAG, and AI Agent orchestration — using Spring AI Alibaba and LangChain4j to turn your Java foundation into a competitive edge.

Hit the Vibe Coding ceiling? This guide covers the three-stage AI coding progression path, Claude Code vs. Codex, SuperPower SDD, and how to go from vibe coding to enterprise-grade AI engineering.

What is Vibe Coding? Learn this new AI programming paradigm from scratch — no CS degree needed. Use Claude Code, Cursor, and more to build real projects by describing your ideas.

A focused guide to the core interview topics for LLM application engineers, covering agent architecture, Multi-Agent, Langfuse evaluation & tracing, security, and RAG optimization.

A focused guide to core LLM application engineer interview topics, covering agent architecture, Multi-Agent, Langfuse evaluation, security, and RAG optimization.

A deep dive into engineering AI applications: from a simple chat page to a multi-layer Agent platform, covering RAG knowledge bases, Workflow scheduling, multi-model management, and run tracing.

Opus 5 moving to API billing? 5 proven tips to cut token costs by up to 80%: lower Effort Level, architect-executor split, Ponytail compression, Deep Research, and Advisor Mode — while outperforming Opus 4.8.

A deep dive into ByteDance's Coze platform: tool categories, positioning vs. Dify, skill store, multi-agent collaboration, and workflow building — your AI Agent selection guide.

An in-depth guide to Anthropic's Claude Code agentic coding tool, covering installation, pricing plans, model selection, token management, CLAUDE.md global memory, MCP integration, Subagents, and more.

Always burning through your AI coding quota? This guide breaks down a brain-vs-hands multi-agent strategy: use strong models only for planning, and cheap models like DeepSeek for execution.