And yes, it's another reason why I like state machines: you can effectively prototype the behavior, write a spec, and implement it *at the same time*
Stop sleeping on state machines
New Electric Agents RFC: Signals
UNIX figured out 50 years ago how to handle long-lived processes. So we ported UNIX signals to Agents.
https://t.co/2HjYjedUKA
Every JWT writeup online covers 2โ3 attacks and stops.
I got tired of jumping between 40 blog posts, so I wrote the whole thing. All in one place.
https://t.co/iCSzQ4GjcS
#infosec#appsec#bugbounty#websec#jwt
๐ท Kami is now open source. Your AI writes well. Now your docs can look good too.
A design system for AI-native docs: one-pagers, resumes, portfolios, letters, long docs, and slides. Bilingual, diagram-ready, print-ready. Zero setup.
https://t.co/I80D90N6Ji
Turns out React can handle massive diffs (200k+) and huge conversations just fine โ as long as you give it a strong measurement layer underneath. Shoutout Pretext from @_chenglou. Smooth as butter โจ
- Custom virtualization
- Sync tokenization with Shiki for syntax highlighting
Today, we're joining Google's release of A2UI v0.9 ๐
Declarative Generative UI with your own design system.
Works with any AG-UI Agent.
Your agents describes UI via JSON, your frontend renders it using your components catalog like lego building blocks
UI is alive and dead. CLI for agents, Generative UI for humans.
Try it out:
npx copilotkit@latest create my-app --framework a2ui
Released the XState v5 skill ๐
The goal isn't just "know the API" but rather "help agents make really good state machines"
Tuned & tested against real examples, common anti-patterns, and the mistakes* LLMs tend to make with XState
npx skills add statelyai/skills
middle truncation
- a11y
- text selection + copy preserved (doesn't copy the ellipsis)
- no ellipsis gap
- preserves the meaningful start + end based on content (file paths, subdomains, branch names, ai model provider/name)
3 months ago I started building a coding agent that runs in the cloud.
It's since written every line of code I've shipped, including itself.
Today, I'm open sourcing it. Introducing Open Agents.