Tab Roundup – August

  • Dolt – it’s MySQL but with git in it, so you can have version control in your database?!
  • On AI:
    • Risks and controls for multi-agent systems, report commissioned by the Australian federal government looking at how AI agents communicate across organisational boundaries.
    • Agentic Code Review, an insightful look at why reviewing code is now the bottleneck in software development.
    • canary, “a QA harness purpose built for coding agents like Claude Code. It reads your code diffs, identifies the affected UI flows, and tests them in real browser instances using Claude Code”.
  • On APIs and data wrangling:
    • Meltano, an open source “declarative code-first data integration engine” (with a commercial cloud version with the usual support – no visible pricing).
    • APISIX, an open source system from the Apache Foundation to manage API services.
  • On neat tools:
  • On peer-to-peer:
    • slskd, a web-based open source client for Soulseek, which I’ve somehow never heard of until I randomly stumbled across it on HN.
  • On technical reading lists:
    • This OPML for a bunch of blogs, derived from an HN Popularity Contest.
  • On the ongoing complete and utter collapse of the Internet as a useful tool:

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