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The Stack mapped recommended local AI models to every GPU tier from 4GB to 512GB. Here is the practical breakdown for solopreneurs running models locally.

JetBrains surveyed 15,000+ developers and found AI agents now write nearly half of all professional code. Here are the numbers on tool share, trust, security, and revenue.

Microsoft shipped open source Azure SQL agent skills for GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex, plus a free Developer Hub with copy-paste prompts for six common app types.

General Compute signed a multi-year deal to deploy Cerebras wafer-scale inference engines for agentic coding. Goes live Q1 2027, targeting sub-second token speeds.

Simon Willison and a UC Berkeley study agree: AI coding agents raise output and raise demands simultaneously. Here is what that means for engineering teams.

AI tools can generate a working dashboard in minutes. The hard part is telling them what you actually want. A clear-eyed look at where developer judgment matters now.

StackHawk launched Wingman, an app security tool that finds, fixes, and verifies vulnerabilities inside Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot sessions before a PR is opened.

Writing a prompt is easy. But the workspace you build in determines how well you iterate, navigate a codebase, and ship. Your tool choice matters more than your idea.

A MarTech guide argues visual SEO now requires linking images to authoritative entity data and keeping those signals consistent as content changes.

Braze announced three new tools at its Forge conference: AI Decisioning Studio Go, Agentic Standards, and Operator Connect for linking Braze to external LLMs like Claude.