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A practical guide to writing CLAUDE.md as a permission contract for AI coding agents, covering tool tiers, hard stops, failure behavior, and MCP server security.
May 6, 2026 / 10 min read
AI Tools
Every major AI coding tool raised its price or restructured plans in April 2026. Here is what changed, why agentic workflows broke the old economics, and how to figure out what you should actually be paying.
AI agents
Set up production-ready AI code review using GitHub Agentic Workflows' safe-outputs security model, threat detection, and compile-time constraints.
developer tools
AI is generating more pull requests than humans can review. The fix isn't picking the best AI code review tool — it's combining the right ones.
AI agents
Gemini CLI shipped subagents in April 2026. Here is an architectural comparison with Claude Code covering orchestration, context capacity, and permission controls.
Tailwind CSS
A practical walkthrough of what actually breaks when you upgrade to Tailwind CSS v4, from the silent border-color default to the renamed shadow scale.
developer tools
Claude Code's Monitor tool streams background process output directly into the agent session, replacing polling loops with event-driven reactions that cost nothing during idle periods.
AI agents
A practical guide to how MCP servers work, how to build one in Python, and when to use the protocol to connect AI agents to real developer tools.
JavaScript
A practical guide to enabling TypeScript strict mode, what breaks when you turn it on, and how to migrate an existing codebase without losing your mind.
developer tools
GitHub's new gh skill command brings npm-style package management to AI agent skills for Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex — but 36.82% of public skills carry security issues. Here's how to use it safely.