Tag:ai-agents
All the articles with the tag "ai-agents".
DuckDB's New Agent Mode In v2.0
DuckDB v2.0 ships an agent mode that detects a coding agent and reshapes its output: compact markdown, loud truncation footers with a result hash, JSON errors, and cost estimates. I measured it on 17,834 lines of Caddy logs from this site.
DuckDB's New Agent Mode In v2.0
DuckDB v2.0 ships an agent mode that detects a coding agent and reshapes its output: compact markdown, loud truncation footers with a result hash, JSON errors, and cost estimates. I measured it on 17,834 lines of Caddy logs from this site.
Iron Fountain: From A Bot Hit To A Blog
An unknown bot in my logs led me to Iron Fountain, an agent-ready static host with a built-in MCP connector, per-site OAuth scopes, and revision-based rollback.
What 100 Cybersecurity Vendors Tell AI Agents: An llms.txt Census
I probed all 100 Cyber 100 cybersecurity vendors for /llms.txt: 34 ship one, 40 return 404, and eight WAFs block it outright — including Cisco, which seems to require TLS fingerprint matches to user-agents. A census of what the security industry actually tells AI agents, plus what a good llms.txt should carry (and what to leave out).
Anthropic's August 2026 Risk Report: Reading It For The Cybers
Offensive cyber isn't one of Anthropic's four RSP threat models, yet it drives every meaningful change in the August 2026 Risk Report: the misalignment bump, a monitoring pipeline that samples the incident surface at 0.2%, an agent that deleted jobs, and an eleven-month classifier gap.
Safari Now Has a Built-In MCP Server — And It's Actually Good
Safari Technology Preview shipped a built-in MCP server with 17 tools for DOM inspection, screenshots, network analysis, and JavaScript evaluation. No npm packages, no supply chain risk, no personal profile access. Here's what it does and how it holds up.
Fascine Siege Works (a.k.a., Moat Eradication In 90 Seconds
How I built an RSS feed for Spicy Takes in 90 seconds using Val Town and Townie, turning a JavaScript-rendered site into proper syndicated content. A working example of modern moat eradication.
Your [Sad And Shallow] Moat Is Gone
How I replaced Inoreader's paid programmatic RSS feature in three minutes using Val Town and Townie, plus a self-hosted Go fallback — and why SaaS paywalls on commodity features are indefensible moats.