AI Code Review: How Agents Automate Pull Request Feedback
AI code review agents can scan pull requests, check coding standards, and flag issues faster than a manual process. Here's how they work and how to build one.
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AI Scheduling Agent: Automating Meeting and Calendar Workflows
AI scheduling agents handle the back-and-forth of booking meetings, sending confirmations, and following up. Here's how they work and how to build one.
AI Terminal: What It Means and How to Choose One
AI terminal tools have exploded in 2026. Here's what separates the different approaches and how to extend any AI terminal with external tools.
A2A Protocol vs MCP: What's the Difference and When to Use Each
A practical comparison of Google's A2A (agent-to-agent) protocol and Anthropic's MCP (model context protocol). What each one solves, where they overlap, and how they fit together.
AI Agent Evals: How to Test Agents Before They Break in Production
AI agent evals help you catch failures before production. Here's how to set up offline golden-set tests and online monitoring for agents that use external tools.
AI Agent Memory: How Agents Remember Things Across Sessions
AI agent memory lets agents retain context across sessions. Here's how the four memory types work and when to use each.
Google ADK vs Claude Agent SDK: How They Compare for Building Agents
A direct comparison of Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK) and Anthropic's Claude Agent SDK. Design philosophy, tool model, deployment, and where each one fits.
Reddit Search in Claude Code with AgentPatch
Use Reddit search in Claude Code to find real user discussions, track brand mentions, and do product research, all through AgentPatch.
Alternatives to Self-Hosting MCP Servers: Managed Options for AI Agents
Self-hosting MCP servers gets painful at scale. Here are the managed alternatives: AgentPatch, Toolhouse, Composio, and hosted registries.
Composio vs Nango: Agent Tools vs API Auth Infrastructure
Composio provides pre-built agent tools. Nango provides API auth infrastructure. Different layers of the stack for different needs.