Next.js 16.3 Preview introduces Instant Navigations, which detects navigations that cannot render immediately during development and encourages fixes. This article walks through trying it out.

Real-browser testing matters for web development. Tools like Playwright CLI and chrome-devtools-mcp let agents drive browsers, but most depend on Chromium. Safari Technology Preview 247 adds an MCP server that connects agents to Safari.

AI SDK v7 adds support for MCP Apps. When a tool call is linked to a `ui://` resource, applications can render that UI in a sandboxed environment. This post walks through trying out AI SDK's MCP Apps support.

Flue is a TypeScript framework for building AI agents. It uses a harness-driven architecture and provides the core features needed to build agents. This article explores Flue by building an SRE agent.

Starting with Deno v2.9.0, the `deno desktop` command can turn anything from a single TypeScript file to a Next.js project into a desktop app. This article explains how to build desktop apps with Deno.

Feature flags have become essential in modern application development. Vercel Flags makes it easy to add feature flags to applications hosted on Vercel. This article walks through how to set them up and use them.

With Cloudflare's Temporary Cloudflare Accounts, an AI agent can deploy to Cloudflare Workers instantly without any human intervention. In this article, I actually try deploying to Cloudflare Workers using Temporary Cloudflare Accounts.

Codex's Record & Replay turns your actions on macOS into a reusable skill by demonstration. You can record routine chores like filing expenses or entering work hours and hand them off to AI. This article walks through actually trying it out.

Vercel has announced eve, a new AI agent framework. Built on the design philosophy of Next.js, eve provides everything you need to develop AI agents. In this article, I'll walk through how to create and run a simple agent with eve.

As coding agents grow more autonomous and parallel agent work becomes normal, shared understanding before implementation matters more than ever. This article introduces `/grill-me`, a skill for clarifying requirements and aligning humans and AI.

Enabling Vitest's `isolate: false` slashed our test execution time but required large-scale code changes. Claude Code's `/goal` command lets the agent autonomously work toward the final goal. This article shares the experience.

Zed is a native application written in Rust, known for its blazing-fast performance and lightweight design. In this article, I walk through how to install Zed and share the key features and impressions from my hands-on experience.