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18:17
2026-08-27
dev.to
developer-tools

Serverless and Agentic Coding Are a Match Made in Heaven

A developer argues that serverless architecture is a natural fit for AI coding agents, because it makes infrastructure explicit and inspectable, giving agents the context they need to write correct co…

18:03
2026-08-27
dev.to
ai-safety

Put a Policy Gateway Between Your Coding Agent and the LLM

A developer has built Cencurity Engine, an open-source local proxy that sits between coding agents and LLM providers to inspect response streams and enforce allow, redact, or block policies. The gatew…

17:37
2026-08-27
dev.to
ai-safety

Your Security Scanner Has a Blind Spot: Streaming

A developer building Cencurity, a local gateway that inspects LLM-generated code, discovered that security scanners fail on streaming output because patterns can be split across chunks. The fix involv…

17:11
2026-08-27
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

Claude Code as Creative Director

A developer has spent six months running a one-person film studio using Anthropic's Claude Code, producing a 10-episode series. The setup relies on a CLAUDE.md file that defines Claude's role as a cre…

17:04
2026-08-27
dev.to
developer-tools

Next.js Qdrant OpenAI RAG: Verify Before You Build

A developer's guide emphasizes verifying technical facts before building a RAG application with Next.js, Qdrant, and OpenAI, warning against treating unverified configurations as production facts. The…

16:56
2026-08-27
dev.to
ai-agents

AI agents in Laravel with Laragents

Developer Eduardo Lázaro released Laragents, an open-source package for Laravel that simplifies building AI agents with tool-calling capabilities. The package introduces an iteration cap and an empty-…

16:20
2026-08-27
dev.to
ai-agents

Tinkuy 0.1.0 — Donde los ríos se encuentran

Carlos Cortez released Tinkuy 0.1.0, a minimalist agent framework written in 467 lines that provides a provider-agnostic loop for LLM tool calls. The framework, published on npm as @carloscortezcloud/…

16:18
2026-08-27
dev.to
ai-safety

The LLM Isn't Your Attacker. Your eval() Statement Is.

A critical vulnerability in vLLM's tool-call parser, CVE-2025-9141, allows model-generated arguments to be passed directly to eval(), enabling arbitrary code execution. The flaw highlights a broader p…

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