Tun Shwe (LinkedIn) and Jeremy Frenay (LinkedIn), both AI Engineers at Lenses.io, gave a joint talk at AI Engineer Europe 2026 on what happens when MCP servers leave the safety of a developer's laptop. Their central claim: most MCP servers are built for single-player local development and collapse the …
Nimrod Hauser (LinkedIn, X), a founding engineer at Baz, opened his talk at AI Engineer Europe with a deceptively simple observation: public MCP servers ship tools designed for everyone, which means they're optimized for no one. When you plug generic tools into a production agent, the agent hallucinates URLs, saves …
Stefano Fiorucci (X, LinkedIn, GitHub) is an AI/Software Engineer at deepset, where he contributes to the open-source LLM framework Haystack. At AI Engineer Europe 2026, he made a case that the next leap for open-source language models isn't better datasets -- it's better environments. The kind where models can act …
A post making the rounds claims that Claude Code subagents share a prompt cache, making parallelism "basically free." It says you can spin up five agents and pay barely more than one. It lists three execution models — fork, teammate, and worktree — and says they all share the cache. Analysis of …
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BM25 is an unsung hero powering heaps of stuff you use every day – think search bars, recommendation systems, or even those fancy AI chatbots that somehow dig up the right info from a mountain of text (we're looking at you, Retrieval-Augmented Generation).
OpenAI have dropped their new Agents Platform. Swyx and Alessio chat with Nikunj Handa and Romain Huet of OpenAI to discuss the release.
Let's be real, nobody wakes up in the morning thinking, "You know what I need more of in my life? Python lambda functions." But here we are. Buckle up, because this is the lambda tutorial you didn't ask for -- but secretly need.
I listened to Senra's great episode on Todd Graves of Raising Cane's fame this morning. Here are my snips from the episode.