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Forget tweaking code line-by-line—Cursor 3 spins up AI agents to handle entire tasks. It's a direct shot at Claude Code and Codex, blending chat-like prompts with pro-grade IDE power.
Stuck in the shallow end of AI coding? Boris Cherny's 15 tips from Claude Code's creator turn your prompts into powerhouse code generators.
512,000 lines of code leaked. Secret pets. Dreaming daemons. Hiding the AI. Anthropic's safety facade cracks wide open.
Repos disappearing left and right. 8,100 of them. Anthropic's botched cleanup of its own leaked code turns into a GitHub bloodbath.
Nearly 2,000 files, 500,000 lines of code — gone in a flash. Anthropic's Claude Code leak isn't just embarrassing; it's a wake-up call for AI's fragile frontiers.
You've battled Claude's code loops, right? This guide promises one-shot wins, but after 20 years watching AI hype, I'm calling BS on the easy fixes.
A dev stares at Claude's stalled output, tweaks one env var, watches it devour logs and spawn sub-agents. Suddenly, it's not fumbling—it's engineering.
Mid-debug, Claude forgets your entire codebase. Enter /btw, /fork, /rewind — Anthropic's desperate bid for context sanity. But are they genius or gimmick?
Claude Code starts strong, then forgets everything. These 7 concepts aim to fix that. But who's really winning here—devs or Anthropic?
Anthropic just dropped auto mode for Claude Code, letting AI handle permissions smarter without nuking your codebase. It's the productivity boost devs crave, with risks dialed back—just not to zero.
Logs blurring past your eyes, AI 'fixing' one bug while spawning three more. That's not coding; that's brain fry—and it's the dirty secret of today's dev tools.
Stuck with cookie-cutter code from top AI agents? It's not the model — it's your empty context. One dev's fixes doubled output quality overnight.