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dev.to > gitgo_1900 > workshop-gate-retrieved-context-with-a-cheap-scoring-pass-in-70-minutes-2g8l

Workshop: Gate Retrieved Context With a Cheap Scoring Pass in 70 Minutes

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (803+ words) The schedule is a teaching box, not a production SLA, and it assumes one laptop plus one HTTP scoring endpoint. If the endpoint is slow, freeze Exercise 2 after five scored chunks and continue with the logged samples. Do not expand…...

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dev.to > datacpp_8185 > the-gate-rejected-nothing-so-i-injected-40-bugs-to-see-if-it-could-4ecg

The Gate Rejected Nothing. So I Injected 40 Bugs to See If It Could.

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (982+ words) An agent-patch gate that never rejects a patch is a hypothesis, not a control. You cannot measure what it catches until you give it something to catch. So I stopped trusting real patches and started manufacturing failures. The method that…...

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dev.to > thebraindonor > introducing-crypts-and-commits-3igo

Introducing Crypts and Commits

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (1390+ words) The Audience I Didn't Know I Had — Part One There is a lot of conversation right now about one developer coordinating forty coding agents. I am not going to pretend I know whether that is good or bad. It is…...

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dev.to > bibekkakati > building-a-multi-agent-ai-pipeline-with-mastra-and-typescript-1fjk

Building a Multi-Agent AI Pipeline with Mastra and TypeScript

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (965+ words) Building an AI feature is easy. Building a reliable multi-agent pipeline that coordinates four specialized AI agents, persists intermediate state, skips already-completed work on retries, and keeps the API responsive while the models think — that is the hard part. This…...

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dev.to > juangcarmona > define-once-cite-everywhere-eg2

Define once, cite everywhere

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (180+ words) Run this on any repo doing spec-driven development: Same rule, three specs, three wordings — and two meanings. 30 days from purchase is not 30 days from delivery. Nobody decided that fork. A coding agent paraphrased it into existence, and no human caught…...

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dev.to > gexlive > backtest-spx-dealer-gamma-rules-from-your-ai-assistant-2ffn

Backtest SPX dealer-gamma rules from your AI assistant

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (910+ words) gex.live has an MCP server. Add it to Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT or any MCP client and the assistant can read the dealer-positioning archive and drive the backtesting Lab on your behalf. The one-line version is the title. Here is…...