Tag
Dev
30 items tagged with “dev”.
toolCursor
AI-first editor that makes refactors feel less like punishment.
toolLangfuse
LLM observability: traces, evals, and why your agent went rogue.
toolVS Code + GitHub Copilot
Most flexible dev setup, if you don't install 47 extensions you'll regret.
toolJetBrains AI
Convenient AI inside IntelliJ/WebStorm for people already deep in JetBrains.
toolWindsurf
Another AI-native coding environment competing for your attention span.
toolPlayHT
Text-to-speech with solid voice options for creators and devs.
toolAzure Text to Speech
Enterprise-friendly TTS with predictable billing if you're already in Azure land.
tooln8n
Open-source automation for developers who want control and self-hosting.
toolLinear
Project management built for engineering velocity, not process bureaucracy.
toolStripe
Payment processing for developers who want control and clean APIs.
toolVercel
Deploy frontend projects with zero config and actually good DX.
toolSupabase
Open-source Firebase alternative that doesn't try to own your entire backend.
toolTailwind CSS
Utility-first CSS that makes styling fast once you accept it's not actual CSS.
toolPostHog
Product analytics, feature flags, and experiments without stitching five tools.
toolResend
Transactional email for developers who are tired of SendGrid's complexity.
promptBug Hunter (Ranked Causes + Minimal Fixes)
Debug code without random guessing disguised as confidence.
promptSQL Query Builder (Ask → Build → Explain)
Generate correct SQL from requirements, with explanations and edge cases.
promptCode Review Accelerator (Fast, Fair, Actionable)
Conduct thorough code reviews efficiently, catching real issues while respecting developers' time with clear, actionable feedback.
updateAgent failures are mostly tool wiring, not model 'intelligence'.
Your agent isn't dumb. Your glue code is.
updateGPT-5.2 pushes harder on real work: code, tools, long context.
More useful for shipping work, especially with structure.
updateClaude Opus 4.5 leans into coding + agents, with stronger robustness.
Better for serious coding + agent work, especially when you wire it properly.
updateClaude API: structured outputs support expands, and older models keep getting retired.
Production users: pin versions and stop ignoring deprecation notes.
updatePrompt injection defenses are maturing (but still not bulletproof).
Defenses improved but aren't magic—implement defense-in-depth.
collectionDeveloper AI Stack (Lite, Practical)
A focused set of tools and prompts that reduce time-to-fix and time-to-ship, without turning your brain into a checklist.
collectionDebugging Workflow (Systematic, Not Random)
Stop guessing. Find the bug, fix it properly, and prevent it from coming back.
collectionTechnical Writing System (Clear, Complete, Maintainable)
Write docs, specs, and guides that engineers and users both understand.
collectionCode Review System (Helpful Feedback, Not Nitpicks)
Review code that improves quality, teaches developers, and ships faster.
collectionLearning New Programming Language (Practical, Not Academic)
Master a new language by building, not reading. Projects over textbooks.
collectionPerformance Optimization Workflow (Measure, Fix, Verify)
Make things faster through data, not guessing. Profile, optimize, benchmark.
comparisonCursor vs VS Code + AI vs JetBrains AI
Which editor setup actually speeds up shipping without turning code review into a horror movie?