
Built and Deployed an AI Agent
Engineers often stall after building a local AI demo, hitting a deployment wall. This post provides a step‑by‑step guide that lets anyone spin up a fully functional AI task‑agent on Render in about 30 minutes, complete with a public URL. It leverages a free $25 Render credit, a single yaml file, and a stack built on Next.js 16, TypeScript, Tailwind, and LLaMA 3.3 via the Groq API. The guide also highlights Render Workflows, which handle background jobs, async queues, and cron‑driven pipelines without downtime.

The New Reality: From Engineers to PMs
Generative AI tools like Claude Code and Codex are reshaping software delivery, enabling a company to rebuild a Webflow site into Next.js in two days and allowing a 15‑engineer team to push over 10,000 pull requests in a month. The...
