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Tracing Tool Calls in MCP Workflows: Per-Tool Latency, Cost, and Failure Modes MCP agents are opaque by default. You call generate(), the m
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Every time I wanted to build a Chrome Extension, I'd spend the first 2β3 hours doing the exact same thing: Fighting Manifest V3 config Wiring up Typ
If you are using Zod for API contract validation in TypeScript, you already know the pain of writing test data. You have a schema with 50 nested fie
There's a discussion that surfaces every time someone posts an ORM benchmark: "of course JDBC is faster, you're measuring the abstraction". They're ri
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I needed to run AI agent workflows locally, in TypeScript, with real permission enforcement. I spent time with the obvious options β n8n, OpenClaw, He
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After shipping v0.1.0 I did what most developers do after a release β I opened my own app and started poking around. The values were ciphertext. Good
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The googleapis npm package is the default answer for calling Google APIs from Node.js. It works, but it installs around 380KB and brings in over 450 t