Google's A2UI protocol lets AI agents send declarative component definitions instead of executable code, so clients can safely render generated UI with native widgets.

Generative UI is gaining attention, but AI output is unpredictable. json-render reduces that risk by making AI generate JSON from a predefined component and action catalog.

The `ariaNotify()` method is a Web API for notifying assistive technologies about dynamic content updates. Unlike traditional WAI-ARIA patterns based on declarative attributes, it lets JavaScript send notifications at the exact timing you intend.

GitHub CLI now includes the `gh skill` command, making it easier to install, search, and manage agent skills hosted on GitHub. This article walks through how to use `gh skill` in practice.

apm is a package manager for AI agents by Microsoft. Like npm or pip, it resolves dependencies while packaging agent skills and MCP as manifests. This article covers the basics of using apm.

The new advisor tool in Claude lets you handle routine tasks with lightweight models while consulting a more capable model only when needed. This article explains how to use the advisor tool in Claude Code.

HTML in Canvas API is an experimental API proposed at WICG for rendering HTML directly inside a canvas. This article explains how it works, what problems it solves, and the kinds of use cases it enables.

Claude Managed Agents provides the harness and infrastructure to run Claude as an autonomous agent. It is designed for long-running and asynchronous tasks. This article walks through trying it out in practice.

Choosing how much command auto-approval to allow in coding agents is a key design tradeoff between usability and security. This article explains how Codex sandboxing works and how approvals are handled for commands run outside the sandbox.

Skeleton loaders are placeholders shown before content finishes loading. Boneyard is a framework that removes the manual work of measuring and updating them. This article explains how to implement skeleton loaders easily with Boneyard.

difit is a CLI tool for reviewing local git diffs in a GitHub-style interface. With the difit-review skill, an agent can launch difit with comments attached to code changes. This article shows how to use it.

The Codex plugin makes it easy to call Codex from Claude Code for code reviews and task delegation. This article explains how to use the plugin and how it works internally.