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Arguments, post-mortems and comparisons from building an agent that has to be trusted with a production repository.

Workflow automation

Inside AskCodi's AI CTO: An Engineering Team on Your Machine

Most AI coding tools give you one agent in one folder. AskCodi's desktop CTO agent plans a feature and runs specialist agents in parallel git worktrees, locally.

29 May 2026Sachin Sharma

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23 June 2026Workflow automation

Why Specialist Agents With Audit Trails Beat Opaque Conductor Models

Sakana Fugu hides routing in a 7B conductor model. AskCodi shows you which specialist did what. For production debugging, the difference is everything.

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23 June 2026AI trends

Multi-Agent System as a Model: What Sakana's TRINITY Paper Means for Coders

Sakana shipped Fugu as a single multi-model API. The deeper story is the TRINITY research it's built on. A model trained to orchestrate other models. Here's what shifts.

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23 June 2026Tool comparisons

Sakana Fugu vs AskCodi CTO: Same Problem, Opposite Designs

Sakana Fugu shipped GA Jun 22 as a single multi-model API. AskCodi's CTO runs locally as an agent team. Same problem, opposite designs. Here's which fits when.

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8 June 2026Workflow automation

Hit Claude's Weekly Limit? How AskCodi's Multi-Model CTO Saves Token Budget

Anthropic raised Claude's weekly limits 3 times in 5 weeks. Still hitting them? Here's how AskCodi's CTO agent routes tasks across 50+ models, no extra cost.

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8 June 2026Testing and debugging

When AI Agents Get Stuck in a Debug Loop: How to Break Out

Every AI agent eventually gets stuck in a debug loop, making each edit worse than the last. Here's why it happens and the 4-step playbook to escape.

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8 June 2026AI trends

AI Agents Will Cost More Than Hiring a Junior Engineer by 2027

Most teams think AI agents will get cheaper. The math says otherwise. Here's why agent costs will exceed junior-dev salaries by 2027 and what to do now.

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29 May 2026AI trends

AI Coding Agents in 2026: What the Benchmarks Don't Tell You

AI coding agents got genuinely good in 2026. The benchmarks we rank them with are quietly falling apart. Here's what the leaderboards miss and how to actually pick one.

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29 May 2026Developer experience

Why MCP Became the USB-C of AI Tools (and What's Next)

The Model Context Protocol went from launch to 97M monthly downloads in 16 months. Here's why MCP won the AI integration war, and why connecting tools was the easy part.

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28 May 2026Tutorials

Use Any AI Model in Continue.dev (Claude, GPT & 50+)

Run Claude, GPT, Gemini and 50+ models in Continue.dev with one API key. A step-by-step config using AskCodi's OpenAI-compatible gateway, with no vendor lock-in.

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15 February 2026Testing and debugging

How to Automate CI/CD BOLA Checks: API Security Without the Fluff

Master CI/CD BOLA Checks Automation. Learn why traditional scanners fail and how to implement identity-aware testing in your GitHub Actions pipeline.

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10 February 2026DevOps and CI/CD

Top 10 API Security Tools for REST (2026)

Discover the top 10 API security tools for REST in 2026. Learn how to secure your APIs against the latest threats and how AskCodi's "Secure-by-Design" approach shifts security left.

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30 January 2026Developer experience

Cline core team joining OpenAI: Is the Popular AI Agent Dead?

OpenAI hired 7 key Cline engineers to build their own coding agents. Open source Cline might be stalled. Here is how to stay autonomous and keep your dev tools open.

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29 January 2026Testing and debugging

Microservices Observability: Why Your Logs are Useless without Tracing

Stop grepping logs across 20 pods. You’re looking for a needle in a haystack while the haystack is growing by 1GB every minute.

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23 January 2026Code review and quality

Top 10 AI Code Review Tools 2026: Find the Right Fit for Your Team

Manual code reviews slow down releases. AI tools catch bugs at machine speed while humans focus on architecture and logic.

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