Here are today's most interesting finds from across the AI agent ecosystem.
1. Scripted tests can’t keep up with AI-written code. Datadog is betting agents can.
Nearly a year into the agentic coding explosion, many teams now use AI to write software as their de facto The post Scripted tests can’t keep up with AI-written code. Datadog is betting agents c
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2. “We are not forking TypeScript”: Cloudflare spearheads Rust port written by agents, for agents
Cloudflare is going all-out to ensure that AI coding agents can check their work without exhausting available computing resources, leading The post “We are not forking TypeScript”: Cloudflare spearhea
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3. AI’s Midas problem: When code is free, features are worthless
Every team that adopted Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot to produce more code has the same problem: When output is The post AI’s Midas problem: When code is free, features are worthless appeared first
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4. Claude Code subagents, hooks and slash commands: a working setup
<p><code>CLAUDE.md</code> tells Claude Code what to do. Subagents, hooks and slash commands are how you make it actually happen: focused reviewers with limited tools, shell scripts t
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5. AGENTS.md vs CLAUDE.md vs .cursor/rules: which file does your AI agent read?
<p>Different AI coding tools look for different instruction files. If you only keep rules in one tool's format, the others guess. If you copy the same wall of text into every format, the copies
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