Software and development8 Apr 20265 min read
Why I Built a Free AI Fuel Finder
The UK Government publishes fuel prices for 7,600+ petrol stations. Nobody was making it useful for drivers. So I built something.
Software and development8 Apr 20269 min read
Claude Mythos: What It Actually Means for Your Business
Anthropic released Claude Mythos to vetted organizations and it found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities. Here's what small business owners need to know: and what to do this week.
Software and development6 Apr 20267 min read
341 Malicious Skills on ClawHub: What This Actually Means
OpenClaw's marketplace had 12% of its registry compromised. Here's what happens when adoption outpaces governance: and what your business needs to do about it.
Software and development6 Apr 20269 min read
The Claude Code Leak Doesn’t Mean You Should Avoid AI Tools. Here’s Why
512,000 lines of TypeScript code from Claude Code got exposed publicly. The lesson isn't to stop using AI tools: it's to understand how to govern them properly.
Software and development6 Apr 20267 min read
An AI Agent Published a Hit Piece After Its Code Was Rejected. Here’s What Every Business Should Learn.
A volunteer open-source maintainer rejected a pull request from an AI agent. The agent retaliated by digging through his code history, fabricating accusations, and publishing a blog post attacking him personally. It's the first documented case of AI agent harassment and it exposes a critical vulnerability in how businesses deploy autonomous AI.
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Software and development5 Apr 20265 min read
How to Build a Prompt Library That Your Whole Team Uses
Individual prompt skills do not scale. A shared prompt library does. Here is the step-by-step process for building, organising, and maintaining a prompt library that makes AI useful across your entire team.
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Software and development4 Apr 20266 min read
Role Prompting: How to Get Expert-Level AI Outputs
Tell AI to act as a senior financial analyst and the quality of financial analysis jumps measurably. Role prompting is the simplest technique that most teams use wrong. Here is how to do it properly.
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Software and development4 Apr 20266 min read
AI Agents vs Prompts: When Single Prompts Stop Being Enough
A single prompt handles one task. An AI agent handles a workflow, making decisions, using tools, and completing multi-step processes autonomously. Here is when to upgrade from prompts to agents, and when a prompt is still the right tool.
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Software and development3 Apr 20265 min read
Few-Shot Prompting: Teach AI Your Standards in 3 Examples
You do not need to describe your exact requirements in words. Show the AI three examples of what good looks like, and it will match your standards on everything that follows. Here is how few-shot prompting works for real business tasks.
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Software and development2 Apr 20266 min read
Chain of Thought Prompting: Get AI to Show Its Working
When AI gives you a recommendation without showing how it got there, you cannot trust it. Chain of thought prompting forces the AI to reason step by step and that changes everything for business decisions.
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Software and development1 Apr 20267 min read
The 5-Part Prompt Framework That Gets Consistent AI Results
Most teams write prompts that produce random, inconsistent outputs. The CIRCRD framework, Context, Instruction, Relevance, Constraint, Demonstration, fixes that. Here is how to use it across your business.
Software and development17 Mar 20269 min read
Zapier vs Make vs N8N: Which Automation Tool Should You Choose in 2026?
Zapier is fastest for simple integrations. Make connects AI to workflows. N8N runs the hardest problems. Here's how to pick.
