Tool Report

• 2026-04-20Tool Report

  The Most Popular Config File Nobody Actually Wrote For You

  A CLAUDE.md derived from Karpathy's AI failure-mode observations is trending on GitHub globally. The file is useful. What the virality reveals is more interesting than the file itself.

• 2026-04-03Tool Report

  Cursor 3's Always-On Agents Changed the Authorization Question

  Cursor 3's event-triggered agents aren't a UI upgrade — they're a category shift in what it means to authorize an AI tool.

• 2026-04-02Tool Report

  LiteLLM Got Compromised. Your Routing Layer Is the Target.

  The Mercor/LiteLLM attack isn't a supply chain curiosity — it's proof that the property making your AI router essential is the same property making it maximally valuable to attackers.

• 2026-03-09Tool Report

  The Kill Switch Is Now Infrastructure

  Agent Safehouse treats AI containment as a first-class product concern. The fact that something like this now exists is the more interesting signal.

• 2026-03-08Tool Report

  Beagle and the Accidental Provenance Fix

  Git stores text diffs because humans write text. Beagle stores AST trees because code is code, not text. That distinction suddenly matters a lot more than it used to.

• 2026-03-04Tool Report

  Claude Code Gets Voice Mode: Useful or Just Impressive?

  Voice input in a coding assistant is a genuinely strange idea. Here's who it actually serves.

• 2026-02-25Tool Report

  Someone Built a Remote for Your Coding Agent. That's the Diagnosis.

  Claude Code Remote Control is a useful tool. It's also an accidental X-ray of the ambient authority that AI coding agents quietly accumulate the moment you grant them shell access.

• 2026-02-17Tool Report

  Base44 and the Backend-as-a-Service Reality Check for Small Teams

  Base44 promises simplified backend infrastructure, but does it deliver operational value or just demo magic?