Tubelog: Turn Any YouTube Channel Into a Markdown Library and AI Blogs (Free, Open Source)

Tubelog is a free, open-source local tool that archives a YouTube channel as Markdown files and can write an AI blog from each transcript.

WebMCP, Explained Through a Sweet Shop: Your Website's Second Customer Can't See the Screen

What WebMCP is, how the imperative and declarative APIs work, what changed in Chrome's origin trial, and how a small site can become AI-agent ready.

Forward Deployed Engineer: The New Opportunity and How to Become One

What a forward deployed engineer does, why demand is spiking, the stack to learn, and a 90-day path using the iHateReading AI Agent Developer Roadmap.

50 React Interview Questions (Frontend Cheat Sheet for 2026)

Fifty frontend interview questions with one-line answers — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, TypeScript, performance, and web fundamentals. Built for developers prepping in 2026.

How to Build an AI Agent System That Researches 100 Blogs a Day (RSS, Google News, Reddit, YouTube)

A concrete walkthrough of the iHateReading research layer: RSS, Google News, Reddit, YouTube transcripts, URL hashing, LLM classification, and turning the pipeline into a content-ideas dashboard SaaS.

OpenAI DevDay 2026: What Actually Matters for Builders (Dots, Sign In, Agents)

DevDay 2026 recap for developers — Dots agent distribution, Sign in with ChatGPT, Decisions API, plugin strategy, and the trigger-decision-action loop. Builder take with iHateReading links to agents, sandbox, and SaaS.

Agent Harnessing: The Part of Building AI Agents Nobody Talks About

What is an agent harness? Same model, 30% to 95% on ARC-AGI — the loop, tools, memory, sandbox, and tracing in your code, not the weights. Harness vs framework explained.

Why our websites are slow — Importance of bundle size

JavaScript bundles dominate parse and compile time in the browser. A bottom-to-top performance checklist starts with bundle size, not image tweaks alone.

Onboarding Old Industries: What Five Business Visits Taught Me About Selling AI to People Who've Never Heard of a CRM

Field notes from five old-economy businesses in India — invoice OCR, lead scraping, news desks, Instagram workflows, and retail gaps — and why “automation” sells when “CRM” doesn’t.

From Finding Clients to a Smart SaaS: Building an AI Scraping Agent Dashboard

How I went from building websites with no distribution to a cheap, custom B2B lead-gen stack—scrapers, AI query agents, data enrichment, and a SaaS dashboard you can sell to clients.

AI Agents for Recruiting: How Voice-First Sourcing Is Replacing Boolean Search

AI recruiting agent in 2026: how voice-first sourcing replaces Boolean search, what runs under the hood, LL144 compliance, and how to evaluate Juicebox, hireEZ, SeekOut, and similar tools.

AI Agent Auditing & Compliance in 2026: The New SOC 2 for Autonomous Systems

AI agent compliance auditing in 2026: why operational misalignment is the new SOC 2 problem, and what the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and ISO 42001 actually require.

How We're Keeping ihatereading.in Under $100/Month at 10k Visitors

How to reduce website hosting costs in 2026: the Vercel Fluid Compute, Cloudflare Workers, and Firebase changes that keep ihatereading.in under $100 a month at 10,000 visitors.

Python AI SDKs in 2026: OpenAI Agents SDK vs Pydantic-AI vs smolagents vs Strands

A code-first python ai agent sdk comparison: build the same three-tool agent in OpenAI Agents SDK, Pydantic-AI, smolagents, and Strands — execution models, testing, and which framework fits.

AI Voice Agents for SMB Receptionists: Vapi vs Retell vs ElevenLabs Compared

A 2026 comparison of Vapi, Retell, and ElevenLabs as an AI voice agent for business: real latency, disclosure laws, pricing, and which AI receptionist software fits appointment booking.

How We Write 100+ SEO Blogs a Day for Under $10 (Without Getting Hit by Google's Scaled Content Penalty)

How a CRM-table AI content pipeline publishes 100+ researched SEO blogs a day for under $10 without tripping Google's scaled content penalty.

Jev, One Week In: What TypeSafe AI's System One Model Actually Is, Every Real Use Case We Could Find, and the Open-Source Rival Already Chasing It

What is the Jev AI model? A launch-week review of TypeSafe AI's System One model, pricing, API, real use cases, limitations, and open-source rival Laya.

Jev, Explained Like You're Five (Then Like You're Actually Building With It)

What is the Jev AI model? A practical guide to TypeSafe AI's System One model, its API, pricing, decision primitives, use cases, and limitations.