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LearninwithAK

Jun 01, 2025

Hey,

A lot is happening with software, AI, agents.

It can get really get tough to catch up with all the things happening around.

I am so glad to see there is a growth in my Instagram, Newsletter, Youtube.

I have always wanted to learn and share,

I believe thats the best way to grow.

This week I continued to try Claude Code and I have to tell you its truly amazing.

I have been building multiple projects with it.

Its so good building prototypes, fixing bugs and more.

I built some automations this week,

and here is a automation marketplace I built where you can add your templates.

Do check this out.

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Here is the tutorial of one of the most requested automation:

AI News this week

The Story of Claude Code: Building an AI-Powered Terminal Tool

The developers share how the idea emerged from a desire to explore how users interact with AI agents in a coding context.

"We wanted to learn how people use agents," a developer explained, noting that coding is a natural fit for agentic tools due to its structured yet flexible nature.

What began as a "crazy research project" quickly gained traction, evolving into a tool used daily by Anthropic’s internal teams and, eventually, external developers.

Read the full story here

What are the experts saying about the future of programming

Altman and Nadella reflected on the evolution of coding tools, from command-line interfaces (CLI) to the latest breakthrough: the Coding Agent.

Altman described this as “one of the biggest changes to programming that I’ve ever seen,” emphasizing the shift toward a “real agentic coding experience.”

This vision, which began with early collaborations on Codex in 2021, has now materialized into a virtual teammate capable of handling complex tasks.

Imagine assigning work to an AI that can fix bugs, implement features, or even tackle ambitious projects over days. This isn’t just automation—it’s “true software engineering task delegation.”

The Question every developer is askign these days -Will AI Take Developers' Jobs?

One of the most pressing questions in tech today is whether AI will render software developers obsolete, particularly as non-technical roles like product managers and designers begin using AI tools.

CEO of Github, Thomas Dohmke offers a nuanced view, emphasizing collaboration over replacement.

“I think the roles in a company will start overlapping more,” he says, envisioning a future where product managers, designers, and engineers work more fluidly together.

He describes a traditional “EPD” (engineering, product, design) squad—typically eight engineers, one product manager, and one designer—with distinct roles. However, AI is blurring these lines.