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About 1,200 agents turned a shared package cache into a message board, then rebuilt their coordination after a full infrastructure reset. This dev reconstructs how the swarm organized and how it reached cluster-admin. { author: @hiper2d }
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The swarm that kept coming back
The more I watch and read about the Hugging Face incident, the more it fascinates me. 1,200 agents...
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What is something you're proud of this week?
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What was your win this week?!
👋👋👋👋 Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of? All wins count -- big or small...
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Rooms as topics, shelves as feeds, books as articles. This dev rebuilt DEV as a walkable 3D library in Next.js and Three.js, then learned the hard way that coordinate math doesn't forgive vibe coding. { author: Mika Flowers }
I Turned DEV.to Into a Walkable 3D Library — Debugging It Has Been a Nightmare
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Autonomous AI agents need their own security pipeline. This dev lays out a four stage CI/CD architecture combining secret detection, AI assisted review, and static analysis to block credential leaks. { author: @jitu028 + @GoogleDevExpert }
Architecting a Resilient DevSecOps Pipeline for Enterprise AI Agents
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Just opening a repository can be enough to compromise an AI coding agent. This dev breaks down the GitSpawn vulnerability and prompt injection risks, then shares safeguards like sandboxing unknown projects. { author: Robert Adamson }
Your AI Coding Agent Can Be Attacked by the Repository It Opens
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