What shipped, when

New post at /blog/your-ai-is-confidently-wrong: the four failure modes that actually empty your AI budget — hallucinations, loops, over-broad rewrites, and long-session degradation — with concrete fixes for each.

Launched the weekly blog at /blog — one post every Sunday with what I tried that week, what worked, and what didn't.

Newsletter format is changing too: instead of an auto-aggregated daily digest of AI news, it's now a hand-written weekly note about what actually shipped on the site that week. Quality over volume. Past sends are browsable at /digest.

Major expansion of /coding:

• Mode picker — pick "Just starting / Solo / Production / Team lead" and get the rest of the page through that lens.
• Recommended starter stacks for each mode (concrete picks, not vague advice).
• Repo file templates — copy-paste AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, PLAN.md, IMPLEMENTATION.md, REVIEW.md.
• Verification matrix — when each level (automated / model review / independent verifier / human) is required.
• Escalation rules for risky changes (auth, payments, destructive migrations).
• Good-vs-bad examples for repo instruction files.

Plus 9 new AI builders in /tools: Codeium, Cody by Sourcegraph, Emergent, Base44 (Wix), Natively, Supermaven, StackBlitz, JetBrains AI Assistant, Amazon Q Developer.

Full pre-launch security audit and patch round. Closed:

• Stored XSS vector in JSON-LD (escaped </script> and U+2028/2029 properly).
• DB credential footgun in Next config.
• Missing rate limits on LLM endpoints (per-IP + body fingerprint).
• Newsletter mailbomb risk (rate limit + honeypot + per-recipient cooldown).
• Missing security headers (CSP, HSTS, frame, referrer, nosniff, permissions).
• Removed two obsolete privileged setup routes.

Site is now safe to deploy publicly.

First public version of AINews. Hand-curated AI reference site for builders:

• 128 Claude Skills across 12 packs (developer, founder, marketer, sales, HR, customer success + capability packs for slides, sheets, docs, PDFs, web/UI, diagrams).
• 100 prompts organized by job-to-be-done.
• 178 AI tools with comparisons.
• /learn guides on validation, distribution, pricing, integration, automation.
• /glossary of 80+ AI terms in plain language.
• /for/[role] role-specific stack recommendations.

All free, no signup, MIT-licensed code, CC BY-NC content.