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Building JobPilot: An Autonomous Career Agent That Never Nags You
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Building JobPilot: An Autonomous Career Agent That Never Nags You

I built an agent that discovers jobs, scores real fit, and prepares applications in the background β€” so job searching stops being a second job. Here's what I built for Google's All Things Agentic hackathon, and what I learned building it.

Aug 29, 2026Read Story
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Building AI Agents with Strands and AWS Bedrock Agent-core Runtime
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Building AI Agents with Strands and AWS Bedrock Agent-core Runtime

Build production-ready AI agents with AWS Bedrock AgentCore and Strands. Learn to implement safety hooks, validate inputs, and deploy with one command using Claude Haiku 4.5. Zero infrastructure, maximum controlβ€”from prototype to production fast.

Nov 8, 2025Read more β†’
Setting Up Agentic Framework with Google ADK
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Setting Up Agentic Framework with Google ADK

Build an intelligent agent from scratch with Google’s Agent Development Kit (ADK). Learn how to create, instruct, and extend your own AI assistant β€” complete with hooks, tools, and memory β€” all in just a few clean steps.

Nov 1, 2025Read more β†’
Consuming Server Side Events in React
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Consuming Server Side Events in React

Tired of blank spinners? Learn SSE for one-way streaming in React, when to use it vs WebSockets, and build a FastAPI demo in minutes.

Sep 26, 2025Read more β†’

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