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The Complete Guide to Agent Skills: Principles, Structure & Practical Applications
Deep dive into AI Agent Skills: SKILL.md file structure, four component modules, differences from prompts, and practical scenarios for frontend generation, PPT creation, and more.
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Kimi K2.7 Code Hands-On: How Does High Speed Mode Feel in Practice?
Hands-on test of Kimi K2.7 Code in High Speed mode across two real projects: a frontend interactive lab and an e-commerce microservice. Speed is noticeably improved, with strong responsiveness for legacy codebases and frontend-backend integration.
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Harness Engineering: Core Methodology and Practical Guide for Enterprise-Level AI Programming
Can AI really replace programmers? This article explains Harness Engineering principles and its three evolutionary stages, revealing real pain points of enterprise AI programming.
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AI Workspace Session and Cache Leaks: A Complete Analysis of Multi-Tenant Isolation Security Risks
AI workspaces face cross-tenant session and cache leak risks that can expose sensitive enterprise data. This article analyzes multi-tenant isolation pitfalls, common architectural flaws, and actionable defenses.
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Loop Engineering: A Comprehensive Guide to AI Agent Loop Design
A deep dive into Loop Engineering for AI Agents — what loop feedback mechanisms are, how they differ from Harness Engineering, and a complete guide from principles to production implementation.
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Morph Reflexes: Building Real-Time Behavioral Guardrails for AI Agents with Multi-Head Classifiers
Morph Reflexes is an open-source AI agent monitoring tool that uses multi-head classifiers for real-time trace classification — enabling safety guardrails, quality scoring, and training data filtering.
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Vibecoding in Practice: Architecture Trade-offs and Implementation of a Dual-Engine TTS Router
Alibaba Cloud vs Volcano Engine TTS: why "I want both" is the mature engineering decision. Dual-engine routing design, priority trap debugging, and vibecoding-powered implementation.
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Java Developer's Guide to AI Application Development: Building an Airline Intelligent Customer Service System
A practical guide for Java developers to build AI apps without switching to Python. Learn LangChain4j, RAG, Function Calling, and MCP through an airline customer service project.
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Deep Dive into Vercel's eve Framework: How AI Agents Are Becoming an Entirely New Form of Software
Vercel's Chief of Software Andrew Qu explains the eve Agent framework's design philosophy, covering Skills modularity, Sandboxes security, and agent-readable websites—revealing the paradigm shift from instruction-driven to goal-driven software.
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Claude Code Command Orchestration: One-Click Content Research and Auto-Publishing
Learn how to orchestrate Claude Code custom commands to chain content research and social media publishing agents into a fully automated workflow with one command.
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Andrew Ng Teams Up with LangChain: Core Principles of LangGraph Agent Development
Andrew Ng and LangChain CEO Harrison Chase present AI Agents in LangGraph, covering five core agent design patterns and LangGraph's graph-based framework for building cyclical agentic workflows.
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Andrew Ng Teams Up with LangChain: Core Concepts of LangGraph Agent Development
Andrew Ng and LangChain CEO Harrison Chase's AI Agents in LangGraph course covers five agent design patterns and LangGraph's graph-based framework for building cyclical AI workflows.
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LangChain + MCP in Practice: A Pitfall-Avoidance Guide to LLM Selection and Local Deployment
DeepSeek R1 lacks Function Calling and JSON Output by default. Qwen3's programmable thinking modes make it the top open-source agent choice. Key LLM selection pitfalls and MCP protocol updates.
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herder: A Terminal Multiplexer for Multiple Coding Agents — Say Goodbye to Session Management Chaos
herder is a terminal multiplexer for coding agents like Claude Code and Codex, combining tmux power with mouse support, agent state awareness, and session persistence for efficient multi-agent workflows.
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5 Critical Engineering Pitfalls in Enterprise RAG Knowledge Base Deployment: The Real Barriers from Demo to Production
Why do enterprise RAG knowledge bases dazzle in demos but fail in production? This article dissects five critical engineering pitfalls with real-world case studies from million-doc platforms and ops agents.
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OpenAI Codex Shortcuts Getting an Upgrade — How Will the AI Programming Experience Evolve?
OpenAI announces Codex shortcut upgrades focused on developer workflow optimization. Analysis of upgrade directions, industry competition, and expected improvements to code completion and natural language triggers.
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14x Speedup: How Manticore Rebuilt the ONNX Embedding Inference Path
Manticore Search restructured its ONNX inference path to achieve 14x faster text embeddings. Deep dive into batching, session reuse, zero-copy memory, and thread tuning for vector search systems.
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Building RAG from Scratch: Creating a Domain Expert System with Local Small Models
Step-by-step guide to building a complete RAG pipeline with Ollama + LangChain + FAISS + Qwen 1.5B. Run document retrieval and intelligent Q&A locally without a GPU.
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Gas Town: A Multi-Agent Workspace Manager Built in Go
Gas Town is an open-source multi-agent workspace manager built in Go with 16,000+ GitHub Stars. This article analyzes its architecture, Go language advantages, and typical multi-agent collaboration scenarios.
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Harness Architecture Explained: The Next-Generation Design Paradigm for Agent Development
A deep dive into Harness Architecture — the next-gen Agent design paradigm. Covers its evolution from prompt engineering and context engineering, multi-agent collaboration, sandbox security, feedback loops, and why it's a must-have for LLM developer interviews.
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