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Jev was released only a few days ago, and there is already a huge hype around it.

Back in May 2025, I wrote about LLMs generating UIs during a conversation.

An MCP tool can pass normal tests and still fail when an agent tries to use it.

Today I built a small tool called sign-ai-media.

Yesterday, I helped a friend install Antigravity, Google’s AI coding tool that everybody knows.

Back in May, I wrote about the limitations of text-only AI interactions and my vision for on-demand UI generation.

You know that feeling when you’re about to make your private repo public and you realize half your commits say things like “fix stuff”, “asdfasdf”, or “WIP”?

Remember when Google announced the Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol back in April 2025?

Note: This is an example blog post demonstrating how to use prompts.chat/developers#embed embed features for interactive AI-powered tutorials.

Have you ever wanted to share an AI prompt in your blog post, but found that code blocks just don’t capture the interactive nature of AI conversations?

As I’ve discussed in my previous articles, the Model Context Protocol (MCP) goes far beyond simple tool invocation.