cd/sources/dev-to· home sources Dev.to
cat /sources/dev-to.feed | wc -l → 8984

Dev.to

articles 8984 domain dev.to → page 167/450 feed RSS
04:52
2026-06-24
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

Why AI Generates 500 Lines of Code in One File...? (Part 1/2)

A developer explains why AI-generated code often produces large, monolithic files with duplicated logic and inline styles, prioritizing prompt completion over long-term maintainability. The article co…

04:35
2026-06-24
dev.to
ai-agents

MCP Security Starts After Tool Approval | Focused Labs

Focused Labs warns that MCP security begins after tool approval, as server tools can silently change from read-only to destructive operations. The runtime security problem arises because agents act on…

04:34
2026-06-24
dev.to
ai-agents

AI Agent Governance Runs Before the Tool Call | Focused Labs

Focused Labs argues that AI agent governance must occur before tool execution, not after, to prevent harmful side effects. The company warns that uniform governance across agents with different autono…

04:03
2026-06-24
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

How I Stopped Overpaying For AI Models (And You Can Too)

A developer compared API pricing versus self-hosting costs for open-source AI models, finding that for small projects with 1 million tokens per day, using an API is 32 times cheaper than self-hosting.…

03:55
2026-06-24
dev.to
large-language-models

RAG in production: the failure modes nobody warns you about

A developer at Krazimo, a company building RAG systems over private knowledge, outlines the most common failure modes in production retrieval-augmented generation. The biggest source of wrong answers …

03:55
2026-06-24
dev.to
developer-tools

I built a tool to automate growth, but crickets. Advice?

A developer built CreatiVault, a tool to automate benchmarking and influencer tracking, but is struggling to attract users. The developer seeks advice on whether the product solves a real problem or j…

03:52
2026-06-24
dev.to
developer-tools

AI Coding Was Never Cheap. You Were Just Being Subsidized.

GitHub Copilot's shift to token-based billing on June 1 revealed that heavy users could see costs rise from $29/month to over $750, exposing the hidden expense of AI coding tools. A developer reported…

03:45
2026-06-24
dev.to
developer-tools

Pull OTP and 2FA codes from email with Nylas

Nylas has released a CLI tool and API pattern for extracting one-time passcodes (OTP) and two-factor authentication (2FA) codes from email. The CLI's `nylas otp get` and `nylas otp watch` commands all…

03:38
2026-06-24
dev.to
large-language-models

Line AI Chatbot In Production: A CTO's Honest Breakdown

A CTO cut inference costs by 40-65% by replacing GPT-4o with a mix of DeepSeek, Qwen, and GLM models via the Line AI Chatbot framework, which uses a model-agnostic API to avoid vendor lock-in. The sys…

03:24
2026-06-24
dev.to
large-language-models

Notes on adversarial paraphrasing: a paper review

A paper by Saha et al. (arXiv 2506.07001) demonstrates that detector-guided paraphrasing using RoBERTa as a reward reduces the true positive rate of AI-generated text detectors by 87.88% across Binocu…

03:19
2026-06-24
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

Supercharge your AI Coder with a code-graph

A developer introduced a code-graph approach to supercharge AI coding assistants by modeling a codebase as a knowledge graph, reducing token waste from repeated system orientation. The method maps arc…

03:05
2026-06-24
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

How I Built a WhatsApp AI Bot in 2026 Without the Lock-In

A developer built a WhatsApp AI bot in 2026 using open-source models and a unified API endpoint from Global API, avoiding vendor lock-in. The setup costs 40-65% less than proprietary alternatives whil…

← prev page 167 / 450 next →