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Please Stop Bullying the Autocomplete
The software has boundaries now. What Anthropic’s new cruelty rule means for the rest of us.
We Built an AI Incident Register. Now You Can Audit Its History
Inside Agent Did What?: saved case histories, visible revisions, and the difference between an incident date and an update.
Your Million-Token Context Window Comes With a Pricing Cliff
The 272,000-token boundary, a worked cost example, and a practical way to keep growing agents within budget.
Your AI Agent Did What?
Introducing agentdidwhat.com: what happened, who operated the agent, and what the sources actually establish.
OpenAI Just Entered Jev’s Territory
A DevDay announcement for everyone following Jev: the overlap, the unanswered questions and three practical tests.
Five Useful Jobs for Jev
Find messages that need a reply. Suggest CSV mappings. Flag promises that need evidence.
Your Coding Agent Needs Your Evidence. Check Your Diagnosis
A confident suggestion can send an agent down the wrong path. Here is a brief that leaves room to investigate.
Is Your AI Assistant Becoming a Second Job?
OpenClaw is a useful test case for the time we spend keeping our time-saving tools alive.
Can You Actually Replace Jev?
A closer look at Kev, Laya and SemIf, beyond the launch benchmarks.
A Different Kind of Coding Agent
Designing around Jev, explicit state and context chosen for the work at hand.
The Cheaper AI Gets, the Bigger Your Bill Could Become
A lower price per task gives you a choice: spend less, do more, or accidentally do a lot more. Coding agents make that choice easy to overlook.
Before Adding More Skills, Check What Your Coding Agent Chooses
Before installing another skill pack, check what your agent loads for a real task. The expensive mistake may happen before it writes any code.
Before You Buy a Better AI Model, Ask Smaller Questions
A practical experiment for your current AI workflow, with Jev as the next comparison.
Why Jev Was Built to Decide
How TypeSafe arrived at a different kind of AI model, what we can infer about its training, and five jobs worth moving out of your generative LLM.
Meet Jev, the AI You Might Use Without Ever Opening a Chat
A model built for small decisions, priced at $42 per billion input tokens, could change how much intelligence we put inside everyday software.