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Should You Rewrite It With AI? Aaron Beals on What Breaks
The decision to rewrite For years, rewriting an existing codebase from scratch was...
Source: DEV Community
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When the Coding Agent Says It Is Done
The work should be easy to verify and continue after the conversation ends. An agent changes the...
Source: DEV Community
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Ask More of Your UI
In my last post, I wrote about moving Forem’s performance and maintenance work into autonomous loops...
Source: DEV Community
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The Fastest LLM Call Is The One You Never Make
At Glean, we tested a model that does not write text. It only makes decisions. In our tests, it...
Source: DEV Community
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Kent C. Dodds Hasn't Looked at His Code All Year
At the start of this year, Kent C. Dodds gave a coding agent a link to a GitHub issue he had been...
Source: DEV Community
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Software Engineering Is Becoming Factory Engineering
Most developers working with coding agents still interact with them directly. They open a terminal,...
Source: DEV Community
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How We Review 4x More AI Code Without Reading Every Line
Do you need to read every line of AI-generated code to trust it? Not necessarily. You need to check...
Source: DEV Community
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Does Human Involvement Actually Make Agent Code Worse?
Whether you’re trying to build a software factory or already running one, you’ve probably heard some...
Source: DEV Community
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Use Docker Sandboxes as Your Development Environment
Set up your development tools in Docker Sandboxes, control network access, and reuse your environment with snapshots and Dockerfile-based templates.
Source: DEV Community
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Who Governs the Governor? — Stored Prompt Injection Through the API Gateway
When AI agents write to and read from your database through legitimate API calls, the attack lives in...
Source: DEV Community
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A watchdog that finds nothing still pays a full agent turn
Every unattended loop I run carries a cost I never priced until last week's audit, and it comes...
Source: DEV Community
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The Fix Passed CI. io_uring Walked Right Through It.
Last post: 13 isolation checks passed while a Unix socket sat open. Those checks weren't nothing....
Source: DEV Community
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AI Agents Need a Runtime, Not Another Framework
We've gotten really good at building AI Agents. With so many frameworks, and higher level...
Source: DEV Community
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One Sentence Took My Coding Agent from 0/3 to 3/3 on Rejected Decisions
Over a hundred runs of a controlled experiment on my own repository: what makes ADRs actually reach a coding agent, what parts of a record matter, and the one sentence that changed the result.
Source: DEV Community
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Detecting Flaky Tests and Finding Their Root Causes with Strands Agents and Gemini
A few years ago (three years at most), one of the biggest challenges QA Engineers faced was: how do...
Source: DEV Community · Gemini
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The limit you configured is not the limit it applies
An agent that pays for things needs a limit: a maximum price per call, a payee you expect, sometimes...
Source: DEV Community
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Why We Use a 4B Model on a Local NPU as a 'Wind Tunnel' for 3-Tier Multi-Agent Systems
Most multi-agent frameworks are benchmarked on 70B+ cloud models. Because frontier models have...
Source: DEV Community
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Why your agents need a shared vocabulary, not just a shared protocol - Semantic interoperability challenges in heterogeneous agent fleets
I once watched two agents agree on every message and still destroy a workflow. They were both...
Source: DEV Community
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Why Trucks Keep Hitting 11-Foot-8 Bridges: How I Built BridgeSpan AI with Gemma 4 & Google ADK to Stop Them
How I built a mobile-responsive global bridge-strike, axle-load, and flood-scour safety platform using Gemma 4, Google ADK, OSRM routing, and 4,809 real FHWA NBI + OSM bridges.
Source: DEV Community
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I can build the product with AI. Getting the first users is harder.
What building Brainy and MoneyBrain taught me about finding early users beyond my LinkedIn network, and what I want to try next.
Source: DEV Community
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Bifrost vs LiteLLM Rust: Do the 7x Benchmark Claims Hold Up?
LiteLLM Rust’s 7x overhead and 9x memory claims, checked against its public benchmark files: what...
Source: DEV Community
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Gemini 4 Carbon is here. And it's built for the hard problems. 🚀
The AI race is no longer just about generating better answers. It's increasingly about building...
Source: DEV Community · Gemini
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Medical Image Segmentation: Foundation Model Adaptation versus Task-Specific Training
Foundation models pretrained on large natural-image collections are increasingly adapted for medical image segmentation, in the expectation that they will replace models trained for each task. Most comparisons, however, use data from the t…
Source: arXiv
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Toward Foundation Detection Models via Example-Based Grounding in EM-DETR
DeepLearning (DL)-based Computer-Aided Diagnostic (CAD) systems have shown great promise in supporting clinicians, but their performance heavily depends on the availability of large, well-annotated datasets. In medical lesion detection, th…
Source: arXiv
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TorchCurves: Differentiable Parametric Curves
We present TorchCurves, a PyTorch library that treats vector-valued parametric curves as learnable primitives. Its central operation maps batches of scalar inputs to points on curves represented in B-spline or Legendre polynomial bases, wi…
Source: arXiv
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AutoScaffold: AI-Guided Scaffolding for Reinforcement Learning of Language Models
Reinforcement learning with verifiable rewards (RLVR) produces rich training experience, yet outcome rewards reduce each attempt to a single number and leave most of this information unused. Training-time scaffolds, such as strategies or h…
Source: arXiv
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Contrastive Discovery: Open-Ended Scientific Discovery over Competing Explanations
LLM agents are increasingly used for open-ended, data-driven scientific discovery, yet most of them evaluate hypotheses pointwise, testing an empirical claim $h$ only against its complement $\neg h$. When evidence rejects $h$, the agent le…
Source: arXiv
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Pyrite: Building and Benchmarking Protein-Ligand Pose Ranking Agents
Predicting how a ligand binds to its target is central to small-molecule drug discovery. Modern cofolding models can generate diverse candidate poses, but reliably ranking these candidates remains challenging. We introduce Pyrite, a pairwi…
Source: arXiv
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When Does the Real Wiring Win? Testing connectome structure-function claims against unmeasured physiology
Connectome-constrained models are often used to argue that a measured wiring diagram outperforms shuffled or rewired wiring, and hence that structure shapes function. Such comparisons can confound wiring with how the models are tuned: a co…
Source: arXiv
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Continual-ARC: Measuring Skill Acquisition over a Working Lifetime
Agent harnesses have emerged as a promising mechanism for continual learning, alongside test-time parametric learning. However, the current benchmarks have several limitations: they generally focus on a single applied domain, serve each in…
Source: arXiv · Qwen / GLM
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Emergent Biological Capabilities in a Foundation Model for Molecular Interactions
Foundation models trained on large unlabeled corpora develop emergent capabilities, tasks that go beyond the training objective. We extend this paradigm to multimodal biology with Bonbon, a foundation model for molecular interactions train…
Source: arXiv
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LLMs Aren’t the Only Game in Town: A Beginner’s Guide to JEPA, Concept Models and Decision Models
Last week I asked a teammate, "Is the build green?" He replied with four paragraphs. There was...
Source: DEV Community
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Comparative Analysis of Agent Evaluation Frameworks: Stability, Detection, and Discovery in Enterprise Analytics Agents
Deploying LLM-based analytics agents in enterprise settings requires evaluation frameworks that can reliably detect failures across complex, multi-tool workflows. We present a three-phase comparative study of three evaluation frameworks, e…
Source: arXiv
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ReTrace: Distilling Tool-Using Agents into Planner-Free Workflows
Business process automation runs the same Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) again and again on new inputs. Large Language Model (LLM) agents can follow an SOP written in natural language, but they call an LLM to choose every step of every…
Source: arXiv
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TimeSeek: Multi-Task and Multi-Domain Pretraining for Generalized Time Series Analytics
Time series analytics has been widely applied across various domains. While existing time series foundation models (TSFMs) have demonstrated promising results, they still face two major challenges: 1) Most TSFMs mainly rely on stacking Tra…
Source: arXiv
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Re-Search: Dissecting LLM Ideation Through a Two-Player Questioning Game
Research ideation is iterative: researchers refine their ideas step by step based on feedback. Yet existing evaluations obscure this search process, making it difficult to understand how LLMs explore the space of research ideas and what li…
Source: arXiv
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Stop Trusting npm Scans: Run Untrusted Packages in an Isolated AWS Sandbox
Static scanners read npm packages without running them, so they miss the postinstall that only fires at install time. I gave my AI agent one tool that runs the install in a disposable AWS CodeBuild sandbox and catches the curl | bash from …
Source: DEV Community
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Mechanistic Interpretability Needs a Logic of Inference
Neural networks are increasingly studied not merely as predictive systems, but as complex systems whose internal computations are themselves objects of scientific inquiry. Recent progress in mechanistic interpretability (MI) has made it po…
Source: arXiv
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From Attention to 3-Bit Caches: How LLMs Learned to Remember Less (MHA, GQA, MLA, MoE, Quantisation Explained)
In 2017, eight researchers published a paper with the cockiest title in computer science: Attention...
Source: DEV Community
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Pterodactyl: Pushing the Limits of Efficient Automated Translation Evaluation
In this paper, we present 1020 Group's submission to the WMT26 shared task on automated quality evaluation. Our system, Pterodactyl, was engineered specifically for subtasks 2 and 3, that is, segment-level quality score prediction and the …
Source: arXiv