RAG vs. Content Stuffing: Why selective retrieval is more efficient and reliable than dumping all data into a notification

RAG vs. Content Stuffing: Why selective retrieval is more efficient and reliable than dumping all data into a notification

Large context windows have dramatically increased how much information modern language models can process with a single command. With models capable of handling hundreds of thousands—or even millions—of tokens, it’s easy to imagine that Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is no longer needed. If you can install an entire codebase or script library in a context window, … Read more

NYT Connections Hints and Answers for February 24. Tips for solving ‘Connections’ #989.

NYT Connections Hints and Answers for February 24. Tips for solving ‘Connections’ #989.

Today’s NYT Connections puzzle isn’t too hard to solve if you’re into theater. Communication is one of the most popular New York Times word games that have captured the public’s attention. The game is about finding “common threads between words.” And just Words, Communication it resets at midnight and each set of words gets harder—so … Read more

Composio Open Sources Agent Orchestrator to Help AI Developers Build Multi-Agent Workflows that Scale Beyond Traditional React Loops

Composio Open Sources Agent Orchestrator to Help AI Developers Build Multi-Agent Workflows that Scale Beyond Traditional React Loops

A year ago, AI devs relied on the ReAct (Consult + Act) pattern—a simple loop where the LLM thinks, chooses a tool, and implements. But as any software engineer who’s tried to deploy these agents in production knows, simple loops are tough. They miss things, lose track of complex goals, and struggle with ‘tool noise’ … Read more

NYT Connections Sports Edition February 24 Tips and Answers: Tips for Solving Connections #519

NYT Connections Sports Edition February 24 Tips and Answers: Tips for Solving Connections #519

For today Communication: Sports Edition for people who watch football. As we have shared in previous tip stories, this is a popular version New York Times a word game that wants to test the knowledge of sports fans. Like the beginning Communicationthe game is about finding “common threads between words.” And just Words, Communication it … Read more

Beyond Simple API Requests: How OpenAI’s WebSocket Mode Is Changing the Game for Silent AI Experiences

Beyond Simple API Requests: How OpenAI’s WebSocket Mode Is Changing the Game for Silent AI Experiences

In the world of Generative AI, latency is the biggest immersion killer. Until recently, building a voice-enabled AI agent felt like putting together a Rube Goldberg machine: you would input audio into a Speech-to-Text (STT) model, send the transcription to a Large-Language Model (LLM), and finally move the text to a Text-to-Speech (TTS) engine. Each … Read more

How to Build a Productivity-Grade Automated Customer Support Pipeline with Griptape Using Deterministic Tools and Agentic Thinking

How to Build a Productivity-Grade Automated Customer Support Pipeline with Griptape Using Deterministic Tools and Agentic Thinking

In this lesson, we build advanced Griptape-a customer support automation system that integrates decision-making tools and agency thinking to process real-world support tickets in the end. We build custom tools to clean sensitive information, categorize issues, prioritize with clear SLA targets, and generate structured incremental payments, all before engaging the language model. We then use … Read more

Anthropic reveals how Chinese AI companies are trying to steal LLM technology

Anthropic reveals how Chinese AI companies are trying to steal LLM technology

Anthropic accuses three Chinese artificial intelligence companies of “industrial scale campaigns” to “spoof” its technology using distillation attacks. Anthropic says these companies created 24,000 fake accounts to hide these efforts. In a blog post detailing the attack, Anthropic called out three AI firms, including DeepSeek, makers of the popular DeepSeek AI models. Anthropic clearly framed … Read more