… Gemini Intelligence adds agentic app actions and visual context to Android's assistant. Rollout starts on the latest Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel this summer; wider Android rollout later in 2026. When AI first hit the scene, the main focus was on building the best chatbot. …
… I had to trace the error and ensure big allocations go to PSRAM first. It works though, and that's the main thing. ESP-Claw is an interesting and powerful project But a lot of work for unsupported devices Honestly, this project was pretty fun, despite the pain it took to get up and running. …
… Claude Code Agentic terminal-first architect While Claude Code is a CLI-first tool, you can use it via the native desktop app as well. However, I realized that for certain tasks, the terminal is actually the superior interface for AI. …
… After a week of orchestrating a team of AI agents that could spin up entire API endpoints while I just guided the architecture, coming back to a vanilla VS Code configuration felt like someone had turned down the game speed. The first hour was pure muscle memory frustration. …
… A handy Agent Command Center An excellent Kanban view I have spent a lot of time jumping between various AI-native IDEs lately, but the Agent Command Center in Windsurf 2.0 is the first time I have felt like I’m actually managing a development process rather than just chatting with a bot. …
… Cursor is an AI-first code editor built as a fork of Visual Studio Code, meaning it retains all of VS Code's familiar interface and extensions while deeply integrating AI features like multi-file context editing, codebase-wide chat, and autonomous agent mode. …
… The main orchestrator looks at a complex problem, breaks it down, and spins up subagents to tackle different parts in parallel. Scheduled Tasks is where the futuristic workflow really clicks. I no longer have to sit down, prompt the AI, and wait for a response. …
… Instead of generating code, Antigravity broke down the entire task into a detailed plan, waited for me to approve, and started deploying parallel agents. …
… When the agent creates a plan, a detailed task list, and completes a file, I can glance over the code right there in the interface, check specific lines, and even add comments or feedback to tell it to tweak. In my case, it did a decent job handling my complex prompt on the first try. …
… If someone sends you an email that contains a carefully crafted prompt injection, and your OpenClaw agent processes that email, the sandbox won't help. The agent isn't escaping containment, it's operating within its approved boundaries while doing something you didn't authorize. …