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dev.to > aniruddhaadak > how-i-stopped-an-ai-agent-from-freezing-with-two-lines-of-code-1f1k

How I Stopped an AI Agent from Freezing with Two Lines of Code

12+ min ago  (385+ words) Have you ever asked someone a question and they just stared at you blankly. It is awkward for humans,... Tagged with devchallenge, bugsmash, ai, agents....

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dev.to > kongkong1 > add-claude-sonnet-5-behind-a-provider-contract-not-across-your-codebase-2ki2

Add Claude Sonnet 5 Behind a Provider Contract, Not Across Your Codebase

38+ min ago  (226+ words) Anthropic announced Claude Sonnet 5 on June 30, 2026, positioning it for coding, agents, and professional work. A model release is easiest to adopt when the rest of the application does not know the vendor's wire format. Here is the TypeScript seam I…...

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dev.to > odd_background_328 > long-running-ai-agents-need-a-lease-a-heartbeat-and-a-drain-test-57a6

Long-Running AI Agents Need a Lease, a Heartbeat, and a Drain Test

38+ min ago  (160+ words) NVIDIA's June 2026 GTC Taipei program includes a session on long-running AI agents that plan and operate over hours or days. Once a task outlives one process, reliability depends on leases and recovery. Use explicit worker ownership: The worker renews the…...

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dev.to > jackm-singularity > llm-latency-budget-make-ai-workflows-feel-fast-without-guessing-4mhi

LLM Latency Budget: Make AI Workflows Feel Fast Without Guessing

1+ hour, 10+ min ago  (1193+ words) A slow AI feature rarely fails all at once. It starts with a longer prompt, then a bigger retrieval result, then one more tool call, then a retry path nobody measured. The demo still works, but users feel the delay…...

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dev.to > jeromefromhk > the-bug-that-kept-coming-back-47lp

The Bug That Kept Coming Back

1+ hour, 12+ min ago  (241+ words) The first sign something was wrong wasn't a crash. It was a pattern. That was the moment I started to suspect the problem wasn't the model. It was that nobody — not the model, not me — had anything to look at....

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dev.to > theodordiaconu > your-ai-agent-doesnt-have-a-code-problem-it-has-a-specs-problem-3hk

Your AI Agent Doesn't Have a Code Problem. It Has a Specs Problem.

58+ min ago  (981+ words) I've been working over 15 years with clients, written specifications with them, and let's just say I've learned a few tricks that seem to be very handy. Nobody wakes up excited to write product requirements. We all love the ping-pong part:…...

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dev.to > sharonnyabuto > taking-conditional-logic-further-with-nested-if-statements-94d

Making Decisions Within Decisions in Python

1+ hour, 37+ min ago  (465+ words) Previously, we learnt how to use if, elif, and else to make decisions in Python. Those allowed our programs to choose between different paths depending on whether a condition evaluated to True or False. Most of the real world decisions…...

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dev.to > review2idea > before-you-build-a-30-minute-competitor-review-evidence-pass-40bi

Before You Build: A 30-Minute Competitor-Review Evidence Pass

1+ hour, 33+ min ago  (470+ words) Most product ideas do not fail because the team cannot build them. They fail because a complaint was mistaken for a market. Public app reviews are useful before you commit to a feature, but only if you treat them as…...

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dev.to > timevolt > the-two-pointer-technique-my-quest-like-a-jedi-mastering-the-force-4led

The Two‑Pointer Technique: My Quest Like a Jedi Mastering the Force

1+ hour, 33+ min ago  (608+ words) That moment sparked a question: Is there a pattern that lets us discard huge chunks of work without missing the optimal answer? Turns out, the answer is yes, and it hides in plain sight: the two‑pointer technique. At its…...

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dev.to > contexory > the-best-person-to-write-your-ai-agents-skills-probably-cant-write-yaml-afm

The best person to write your AI agent's skills probably can't write YAML

2+ hour, 18+ min ago  (542+ words) There's a quiet assumption baked into how most teams build agent skills right now: that the person who writes the SKILL.md file should be a developer. On the surface it makes sense. Skills live in.claude/skills/ or ~/.openclaw…...