Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Amp, opencode, and pi all write full conversation logs to disk. Here is exactly where each one stores them, what format, and what gets deleted automatically.

A developer wired an M5Stack Core2 into Claude Code's hook system to approve or deny AI agent actions from a physical device with LED alerts and a 4-minute timeout.

Meta's Muse Code is a new AI coding agent for macOS that runs entirely through Terminal. Pay-as-you-go pricing starts at $1.25 per million input tokens.

Sean Goedecke argues domain knowledge makes you meaningfully better at using LLMs. Matt Birchler agrees, and so does the evidence from anyone who's shipped with coding agents.

AWS launched Kiro Crew, an open source agentic workspace for its Kiro AI coding tool. It runs tasks asynchronously, maintains context across sessions, and builds reusable AI skills by watching developers work.

Frontier AI models now pass all 17 Laravel Boost evals at or near 100%. The Laravel team explains why correctness is no longer the hard problem.

Sinch launched Agent Tools, a suite that lets developers build, test, and deploy communication apps from inside AI coding environments. Here is what it covers.

When engineers use Claude and Cursor to ship 3x more code, build queues crack. Here's what breaks first and how to restructure your pipeline for AI-paced work.

Repeatable AI skill steps drift when driven by free-form prompts. Swap them for tested scripts with .env credentials, retry logic, and unit tests instead.

The real decision isn't which AI coding tool to buy, it's which category you need. Here's a pricing breakdown of assistants, agents, and the tools that blur both.

NVIDIA's NeMo Guardrails guide walks developers through self-hosting a validated AI coding assistant for regulated, sovereign, or source-sensitive environments.

Unblocked CEO Dennis Pilarinos joins Software Engineering Daily to explain why context, not code generation, is now the hardest problem in agentic software development.