Pyyne's Tribe AI Lunch & Learn — March 11, 2026 Ever wondered what's actually happening under the hood when tools like Claude Code or Cursor write code for you? When building and operating software at scale, we find it not only valuable but critical to understand the fundamentals of the different tools we are using. At our latest lunch and learn, our Senior Engineer Christopher walked us through building a simple coding agent — Some key concepts and topics below. The Agentic

Welcome to 2026! To start off the new year, I’m covering Cursor, the AI coding tool. Over the past couple years, it’s pretty clear that AI-integrated coding assistants have become the norm in software development. Some of the more well-known ones are Claude Code, Cursor, Google’s Anti-Gravity, OpenAI’s Codex, Kilo Code, Open Code, etc. But the issue is, the features of these tools are rapidly changing, and there’s frequently a lack of up-to-date tutorials for how to use them

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