12 posts tagged #ai
An AI-generated eBPF firewall with 8,500 lines of Rust, an LLM honeypot, and a suspicion scoring bug that made its own behavioral engine useless. I read the code, fixed the math, and wrote it up.
Charlotte 0.6.0 ships a breaking change, batch form fills, and lazy browser launch. Plus the story of 7 strangers improving code I wrote alone in February.
State machines can't describe agentic AI systems. The state space is too vast, the behavior isn't stochastic, and the flowchart is a lie. What replaces it?
The Claude Code leak exposed 500,000 lines of source code. The DMCA takedowns that followed may have exposed something worse — that Anthropic can't legally claim copyright over code its own AI wrote.
A code review of greywall, a container-free sandbox that isolates AI coding agents with kernel-level enforcement — no Docker required.
A code review of crit, a Go tool that brings PR-style inline review to AI agent output with multi-round feedback loops.
Your AI agent can read your environment variables. It can also commit them. Here's how to make sure it doesn't.
Your AI coding agent is one bad prompt away from force-pushing to production. Here's the five-minute fix.
Dogfooding Charlotte MCP by watching an agent struggle through a real task, then fixing everything it hit.
How I took Charlotte from embarrassingly bloated to the most token-efficient browser MCP server available, and what I learned about building tools for AI agents.
A code review of tokf, a Rust CLI that compresses terminal output for LLM context windows — with 40 built-in filters and Claude Code integration.
A deep-dive into iloom's codebase after its parallel AI agent workflow failed on Linux — and the four issues filed to fix it.