Not a typical dev.to post, but this is fundamentally a systems problem, and a lot of us end up building or evaluating internal tools for non-tech teams at some point — so here's the pattern, framed the way we'd frame any bad architecture.
Picture a clinic's software stack: a scheduling tool that doesn't talk to the billing system, a billing system that doesn't talk to the patient record, an...
Since early September, every public page of our website has had a Markdown twin, reachable by header or by URL. Two dedicated nginx logs have recorded every request through either door since September 4. Two weeks later I read them, all of them, with the method below.
Python for programmers, prompts for data analysts.
Every article in this series has leaned on one server: EODHD. But the underlying numbers — revenue, profit, shares outstanding — don't
originate there. They come from a company's own filings to the SEC, published for free, for anyone, the moment they're submitted.
So here's a natural question: could we skip the ...
Agents are here to make work more efficient, but not to take over taste and judgment. Finding the point where an agent can save real time without quietly taking the wheel is harder than it sounds.
The Product Launch Agent below is my attempt at that sweet spot. You can find it here, on GitHub...
Originally published: https://agentbadge.xyz/blog/bstock-freemium-402
Tags: ai, api, webdev, cryptocurrency
Every SaaS has a free tier and a paid tier. But how do you sell the paid tier when the customer is not a person but a program? An agent has no card, cannot fill a...
