Nikhil Verma — CTO, AI & LLM Systems

If you meet someone and they have a slightly annoying way of talking, you barely notice.

In the past year my team shipped software written almost entirely by AI agents.

Until recently, an AI agent would do a few things, then stop and ask me questions, or ask me for the next steps.

TypeScript 7 shipped this week.

When I started building a multi-turn agent that could actually do things — search records, update a status, link a piece of evidence, the usual kit — my first instinct was the one I think everyone has: reach for the biggest, smartest model and hope it beh…

So picture this.

The bug report was a masterpiece of vagueness: "notifications aren't loading."

I was staring at a memory spike in our Temporal worker pod.

When I work on a tricky problem I often go down random directions.

TL;DR Problem: LLMs make up identifiers (UUIDs) that don't exist in your data, which breaks your retrieval flow Solution 1: Use enum constraints with readable identifiers when you control the workflow Solution 2: Map UUIDs to simple tokens (ITEM-1, ITEM-2)

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We work with many JavaScript based tools in our day to day lives.

Badoo's MobileWeb project started in early 2012.

In this article we will discuss 5 advanced techniques which web developers can use to reduce the time they spend debugging and squash challenging bugs by using new tools available to us and taking advantage of the new features offered by debuggers.

When building mobile web apps there is often a desire to try and make it look and feel as "native" as possible.

This is just a fun old post I recovered from the web archive!