Building an agent has become much easier now. Half the frameworks out there get you a demo in a day, sometimes less. The hard part is everything that comes after. Versioning, deployment, environment management, monitoring, rollbacks, access control, al…
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When a multi-agent AI system answers you, that answer has passed through several “hands” – a scraper, an ingestion model, a synthesis model. Each can distort or invent. Current tools log what happened, but nothing grades who transformed a claim or how …
I wanted to know if an LLM could generate a podcast I'd actually choose to listen to — turning Hacker News threads into audio, in my case. Turns out writing the script is the easy 20%. The rest is fighting everything the model wants to do by defaul…
To me the most common sentences it says is – “Perfect. Now I found it.” submitted by /u/FirefighterAlone8335 [link] [comments]
I am a software engineer by profession and my day to day revolves around coding for production use cases. With Agentic Coding, writing the code has become commodity, but reviewing them and churning through a plethora of security issues being flagged h…
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When I first started using AI, I was honestly blown away. It felt like it could answer almost anything, and I caught myself trusting it more than I probably should have. After using it pretty much every day for a while, my perspective has changed. I st…
