MCP

Claude Code has a dense vocabulary because it is more than a chat box beside your editor. The important terms describe where the model runs, what it can see, wh…

AI coding agents change where engineering effort is spent: the hard problem moves from typing code to defining boundaries, checking outputs, and recovering from…

Claude Code is an agentic coding tool that can inspect a repository, propose edits, run permitted commands, and work through a task in a terminal session. The i…

"MCP or OpenAPI?" is a common question when connecting AI agents to tools, and it is slightly the wrong question. The Model Context Protocol is a protocol: a cl…

Google's Gemini CLI is an open-source coding agent for the terminal. Three mechanisms decide what it knows and what it can do: context files (GEMINI.md), which …

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open protocol for exposing tools, resources, and prompts to AI applications over JSON-RPC 2.0. One server can serve many …

The Claude Code CLI has grown from claude plus a few convenience flags into a full control surface: interactive sessions, one-shot SDK-style calls, background a…

A team building an internal tool that reviews pull requests, runs the test suite, and posts a summary comment reaches for "Claude" and finds five different star…

Open a chat with an LLM and ask it to fix a bug, and the best you get back is a suggested diff you copy into your editor by hand — the model never touched your …

Modern coding agents are no longer just chat boxes beside your editor. The useful power comes from controls around the loop: commands you can invoke, checkpoint…

An issue says ORD-142: checkout-api resets after 30 seconds. Every AI coding product claims it can fix the bug, run tests, and open a pull request. The useful q…

AI agents rarely work alone. They read files, query databases, call business APIs, and sometimes delegate work to other agents. Without shared contracts, every …

A prompt is only one part of a production AI system. Engineers also need vocabulary for execution loops, tool connections, model access, cost, evaluation, safet…

Artificial intelligence is not here to replace .NET developers. It is here to extend what they can build. The fundamentals you already know — services, APIs, da…