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12 articles tagged with "ai"
I stopped publishing files for agents to discover and built an interface they can act on: markdown mirrors, an A2A agent card, and verifiable skills.
We keep blaming AI-generated content for poisoning the web. But the slop is downstream of a market shift: search stopped sending users to publishers, publishers stopped being able to fund human writing, and AI filled the gap. The diagnosis matters.
How I built Ask, the RAG chatbot on every page of this site — Cloudflare Workers AI, Vectorize, and the prompt-injection hardening it took to ship.
I built an AI agent that answers 'should I worry about my 2020 Model 3?' with live NHTSA recall data — Azure AI Foundry, .NET, and RFT in practice.
I built a terminal AI agent from scratch to demystify the magic: the ReAct loop, safe tool execution, and what context management actually takes.
A comprehensive analysis of the /llms.txt standard - an elegant proposal for AI-friendly web content that faces a fundamental problem: no major AI platform actually uses it.
My MCP server for the AT Protocol: zero-config public reads of Bluesky data, authenticated writes when you need them.
Most MCP servers run with full system access. I dig into Wassette, Microsoft's WebAssembly runtime that sandboxes AI tools behind capability grants.
How I taught Claude to explore the Fediverse: an MCP server that discovers actors, fetches timelines, and queries Mastodon-compatible instances.
I built openzim-mcp so AI assistants can search Wikipedia with zero connectivity — ZIM archives pack an entire encyclopedia into one indexed file.
Why I wired a 1991 protocol into modern AI: gopher-mcp gives assistants the small internet's text-first content with almost no protocol overhead.
What I learned building production MCP servers in Python: the architecture, caching, and security patterns shared by gopher-mcp and openzim-mcp.