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 →512,000+ lines of Anthropic’s Claude Code CLI leaked from a source map left in their public npm package. 1,900 TypeScript files exposing multi-agent orchestration, 40 permission-gated tools, and unreleased feature flags. Not a hack. A build config nobody checked. Table of contents Anthropic’s Claude Code CLI, all 512,000+ lines of it, got exposed to the […]
Read More →OpenSpec is an open-source framework that brings spec-driven development to AI coding agents. Write specs in Markdown, agree on the plan before writing code, and keep your project’s requirements versioned in Git. Three commands — propose, apply, archive — and your agent finally builds what you actually want. Table of Contents You’ve been there. You […]
Read More →Table of contents Here’s something that bothered me for quite a while before I found a fix: every time an AI coding agent runs a shell command, the full output gets dumped into the context window. All of it. The 262-line test suite output where every single test passed. The verbose git log with commit metadata you’ll […]
Read More →Privacy is becoming a luxury in the AI world. If you’re tired of sending your data to the cloud every time you ask a question, running a model locally is the answer. Today, we’re looking at Qwen 3.5 9B—a powerhouse model from Alibaba—and how to get it running on your own machine using Ollama. Whether you’re a […]
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