Blogs

Learning Claude Code's agent spawning by inspecting its leaked source code.

Learning Claude Code's App State by inspecting its leaked source code.

Anthropic invented MCP a year ago. Now they're experimenting with skill-ifying it. Here's what the leaked source reveals about the pivot.

Learning Claude Code's memory system by inspecting its leaked source code.

Learning Claude Code's multi-agent coordination by inspecting its leaked source code.

Learning Claude Code's permission system by inspecting its leaked source code.

Learning Claude Code's query engine by inspecting its leaked source code.

Learning Claude Code's tool system by inspecting its leaked source code.

Learning Claude Code's context compaction by inspecting its leaked source code.

A comprehensive guide to building an AI agent with tools, skills, and memory - everything you need before going to production

Event-driven architecture, multi-agent orchestration, scheduling, and memory systems - everything you need to run agents at scale.

Stop memorizing new terminology every time a new tool launches. Understand how agents manage context, use prompts, and call tools, and everything else starts making sense.

To vibe or not to vibe, that's the question. Draw the line between throwaway AI vibe coded prototypes and sustainable software engineering without losing your edge.

Productivity as avoidance. Fear of stillness. An unintentional break revealed my distorted pace of living.

A reflection drawing parallels between the our relationship our my cat and our relationship with God.

An introduction to the Decorator Design Pattern, which helps manage cross-cutting concerns by wrapping your core functionality like an onion🧅.

A developer's CSS journey: from vanilla to CSS-in-JS to Tailwind and back to CSS, with hard-earned lessons along the way.

This isn't another Python beginner guide or critique of Python's performance issues. Instead, the blog walks through five surprising behaviors in Python that have bitten me in the past, knowing these might save you hours of debugging.

Cross-component styling is more than often in real world application. The blog explores a context-aware styling solutions in React applications, leveraging the Compound Pattern.

Struggling with monolithic React components? Break it into small pieces and embrace the compound pattern to achieve intuitive composition and unlimited customization.