Agentreg β DNS for AI agents (self-hosted, single Go binary)
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Iβd like to code with an AI agent via a BYOK open source client. I want to be able to inspect everything, check the system prompt, etc. Also, Iβd like to avoid vendor lock in.
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The best user agents for web scraping in 2026: current Chrome, Firefox & mobile strings, matching headers, plus Python code to set and rotate them.
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I donβt see much interest yet in the infrastructure side of AI. Maybe itβs because few people want to take on the liability of letting agents handle infrastructure work, where the margin for error is close to zero. But the underlying situation is awful.
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How teams move from "one API key per runtime" to "one gateway, any runtime" The Fragmentation Problem (July 2026) You've got a squad of coding agents now. Some teams use Claude Managed Agents. Others prefer Cursor.