“Keep It Simple” is old advice. It got interesting again the moment anyone could generate 500 lines of code in 30 seconds. KISS says systems and tasks should be as straightforward as possible. No unnecessary complexity. Fewer moving parts, fewer things to break, fewer things to hold in your head. It was good advice when […]
Read More →Getting productive in an open source project usually means understanding someone else’s repository before you can ship a useful issue or PR. The default playbook is familiar: clone the repo, read whatever README or contributing guide exists, search the tree, skim recent commits, and hope the architecture becomes clear before you lose momentum. That path […]
Read More →Anthropic shipped Code Review for Claude Code on March 9, 2026. A team of agents runs a deep review on every pull request. They built it for themselves first, then opened it as a research preview for Team and Enterprise customers. The announcement from Anthropic put it plainly: Code output per Anthropic engineer is up […]
Read More →As we move deeper into the era of AI-native development, the “chat box” is quickly becoming the floor, not the ceiling. As a heavy user of Cursor, I’ve spent the last year thinking about how to move from simple prompt-response cycles to true agentic workflows. The core of this evolution lies in how we manage […]
Read More →Cursor IDE blends familiar editor workflows with AI-native tooling so you can move from idea to implementation without leaving your context. This post is a hands-on guide focused on effective, repeatable habits rather than one-off tricks. Why Cursor Feels Different Cursor is not just “AI inside an editor.” It is an editor that treats AI […]
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