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AI Agents & Vibe Coding

by Evgenii Arsentev

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  • AI Agent Tests All Green? Why That Proves Nothing When You Compare Setups

    September 26, 2026 · 7 min

    You change the model, the prompt or how often the agent's context is cleared, rerun, and every test is green. That tells you less than it seems. In 36 runs of a coding agent under six context-clearing policies, 4,086 tests passed with zero…

  • AI Content Engine: What It Costs When AI Agents Replace a Video Studio

    September 16, 2026 · 15 min

    An AI content engine is a system where AI writes the scripts, AI avatars appear on camera, a synthetic voice talks and software edits and publishes. This episode walks through a working one: built by one person with no technical…

  • When to Clear an Agent's Context: A Measured U-Curve

    September 11, 2026 · 5 min

    Correction, 15 September 2026: the audio and the transcript below use the prices of report versions 1.0 and 1.1, which were wrong. At the correct prices, a run costs $2.17 when the context is cleared after every task, $1.62 at every third…

  • AI from Zero: How to Become a Vibe Coder and Stop Fearing the Terminal

    September 11, 2026 · 17 min

    A long episode for anyone who has never opened the black window full of text and is sure it isn't for them Full transcript of this episode: arsentev.ai/podcast

  • Claude Code: How to Cut Your Token Spend

    September 8, 2026 · 6 min

    How to cut your token spend in Claude Code, or any other AI, several times over. Why the model rereads the whole conversation on every reply, what the context actually is, and why a bloated context makes the model dumber. One command, one…

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About the show

Short, practical notes from someone who runs dozens of AI agents in production every day. Full transcripts and a free course: arsentev.ai. What actually holds up, what it costs, and what breaks first. No demos, no hype — numbers from real work.