11 posts tagged with "AI"

For about one year I’ve been using OpenCode as my coding agent. OpenCode recently announced the release of the next major version of OpenCode. After a few weeks, I decided to migrate and here’s how I did it.

I recently discovered the Symfony Security Auditor project on GitHub. As security is more crucial than ever, I decided to give it a try.

While exploring ways to run Nvidia workloads on Nomad, I stumbled upon an opportunity to upgrade our vLLM setup to support the newly released Qwen 3.8 model. This involved reconfiguring our NVIDIA DGX Spark server.

Last weekend I learned about the OpenAI WebMCP Challenge. A hackathon organized by OpenAI and DevPost to explore what’s possible with WebMCP.

As I work more intensively with coding agents, I've realized that a long-term memory is important. Without it, agents are limited to knowing only what's happened in the current session.

For a few months we've been using Onyx as an internal AI chat platform. Its advanced capabilities like RAG, web search, and deep research make it a valuable tool for us.

Standard code base search in coding agents like OpenCode can be very limited. To improve my daily workflow, I needed more advanced features like semantic search, call graphs, or an architectural overview.

While experimenting with the new Symfony AI component, I realized that you cannot only build MCP servers for your application but also have an MCP server integrated that exposes insights in your Symfony app for your coding agent. This component is called the AI Mate.

The Nomad NVIDIA device plugin allows you to use NVIDIA graphical processing units (GPUs) within your Nomad workloads.

When our partner IONOS Cloud launched their new AI Model Hub offering, I tried to find a good use case to experiment with it. Why not build SyliusGPT? An AI solution knowing Sylius inside out - from a tech perspective.