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03:31
2026-08-10
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

Your Prompt Engineering Is Not the Bottleneck Anymore

A developer argues that the term 'agent' is being overused, causing engineering mistakes, and proposes a precise definition: an agent is a system with an objective, not just an instruction. The develo…

03:29
2026-08-10
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generative-ai

A Practical Text-to-Video Workflow for Product Teams

A developer outlines a practical, tool-agnostic workflow for turning product ideas into AI-generated videos, emphasizing scene mapping, prompt structuring, and consistent review checklists to achieve …

02:13
2026-08-10
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

Too lazy for Bash: My life with a local AI assistant

A developer describes using a local AI assistant, powered by Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-Q4_K_M, to handle tasks like fixing a media server and language learning, highlighting the shift from learning computer lan…

02:12
2026-08-10
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

OpenAI Brings Personalised Health Guidance Into ChatGPT

OpenAI has launched a dedicated Health experience inside ChatGPT, providing personalized health information from vetted medical sources. The feature, initially available in the United States, aims to …

01:45
2026-08-10
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artificial-intelligence

I Built a Free AI Screen Recorder That Auto-Edits Your Videos

A developer has released AI Screen Recorder, a free, open-source tool that records a screen and automatically edits the footage by cropping active regions, adding transitions, and highlighting clicks.…

01:44
2026-08-10
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

AI Agent vs. Single Prompt: When Automation Actually Pays Off

A developer shares a rule for when AI agents are worth the investment, based on building an OpenClaw-driven content system. The developer argues that agents pay off for repeated, multi-step tasks requ…

01:23
2026-08-10
dev.to
developer-tools

Give Your AI CLI a Second Opinion — In a Second Terminal

Developer Brad Penney proposes a technique for debugging with AI command-line tools: run two separate AI CLI sessions in different terminals and have the second model critique the first's answer. This…

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