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    A new blog post argues that AI agents work better with well-written documentation than with built-in memory systems. The author contends that instead of trying to give agents persistent memory, developers should maintain clear, structured docs that agents can read on demand. The argument is drawing attention among developers debating how to build more reliable AI agents.

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    Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary draws acclaim as 'masterpiece of deceit'●Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes doc is a modern masterpiece of deceitYhnCultureFilm1127 min ago

    Nathan Fielder's new documentary about disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is earning strong reviews, with critics calling it a modern masterpiece about deception. The Guardian's review praises the film's exploration of fraud and self-delusion, positioning Fielder's examination of Holmes's rise and downfall as one of the standout documentary releases of the season.

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    Developers push back on Swagger UI as default API docs●"Our docs are Swagger UI" is a sentence that makes API consumers sigh in 2026. Swagger UI is a... # api # documentationMmastodonTechnologySoftware27 h ago

    A long-running complaint is circulating among software developers: teams that simply point API consumers at a default Swagger UI installation instead of building proper documentation. Commenters argue that in 2026 this reads as a sign of low effort, since modern tooling can generate attractive, readable docs directly from OpenAPI specifications. The discussion covers how to build better documentation from the same OpenAPI files, and it is resonating with developers who regularly consume third-party APIs.

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