Nithwin·Jul 15Introducing WindMist: An Open-Source AI Coding Assistant for the TerminalOver the past few weeks, I’ve been working on a project called WindMist, and today I’m excited to share its first public release.
Jignesh Chhatbar·Apr 28The QA Engineer Who Stopped Writing TestsHow I built an AI-powered automation pipeline that watches code changes and writes tests itselfA response icon1A response icon1
maiatoday·Apr 18Android CLI meet Gemini CLIIn recent Android AI experiments I always felt I missed something. If I was in the IDE using an agent with Gemini in Android Studio, I…
Germano Costi·Dec 7, 2025The IDEsaster Inside Your Screen: How AI Coding Tools Can Hack You Without You NoticingWhen your AI assistant stops being just “helpful code autocomplete” and becomes a silent bridge for data theft and remote code execution.A response icon1A response icon1
Joao Silva·Nov 1, 2025Using Terminal to have AI working with and for you?Not long ago, I stumbled upon a helpful introduction to using AI in the CLI and augmenting your understanding to a level that can only be…
InLevel Up CodingbyZIRU·Sep 28, 2025I Tried 5 AI Coding CLIs for 30 Day from 09/01/2025 to 09/28/2025.Here’s the $10,000 Truth Nobody Tells You 🤯A response icon12A response icon12
InJavarevisitedbyHùng Trần·Jul 20, 2025Why Every Programmer Needs an AI CLI in 2025Recently, I tried and used some AI command line tools right on Terminal for coding.
