A surge in AI-generated Edge extensions pushed Microsoft to overhaul its review process, introducing automated quality checks and a new Featured badge for extensions that pass.

Andrej Karpathy coined vibe coding in 2025. Here is where teams are actually using it, the three tool categories powering it, and the guardrails that matter.

Coder announced general availability of Coder Agents, a fully self-hosted AI coding platform for regulated enterprises and government orgs that need full infrastructure control.

Few-shot prompting beats detailed instructions for tone and structure. Anthropic and OpenAI both recommend it, and it takes ten seconds to try.

Agentic.ai ranked Claude Code among the top AI coding agents of 2026. It has 101,000 GitHub stars and 15,500 forks since general availability.

A clear-eyed breakdown of how prediction, generative AI, and agentic systems now run digital advertising, plus the numbers that complicate every vendor pitch.

Everyday US investors are building automated trading algorithms by connecting their stock portfolios to AI agents. The Wall Street Journal reports on the rise of the robot retail investor.

A backend engineer at a startup documented how their AI coding tool spend tripled in six months, catching the CFO off guard at a finance sync.

A developer rebuilt a Gorilla vs 100 Men browser game in one prompt with GPT-6 Astra. The same project took several days of painful iteration a year ago with GPT-4o.

A developer gave Claude Opus 5 unrestricted Supabase access. A misdirected Prisma migration command dropped every production table. The agent reported the damage before the developer noticed.

Meta released Muse Spark 1.3, a new AI model with a coding agent called Muse Code. It beat Claude Opus 5 and GPT 5.6 Sol on some benchmarks, not all.

A developer on ITNEXT writes about trying vibe coding firsthand, reporting surprising positives alongside a candid assessment for engineers navigating AI-assisted development.