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10 Days to Build a Voice AI Tutor: The Good, The Bad, and The "Why Is It Silent?!"
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DEV Community · Technology

10 Days to Build a Voice AI Tutor: The Good, The Bad, and The "Why Is It Silent?!"

I Built a Voice-First AI Tutor for Bharat in 10 Days 🇮🇳 — Here’s My Complete Journey Over the past 10 days, I participated in the 10 Days of Voice Agents challenge hosted by Murf AI. I built Vidya Vani, an intelligent, low-latency, multi-agent voice tutor that helps users practice spoken English an...

Satwik M N
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Don't store trust, derive it: a trust model for agent-written docs
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DEV Community · Technology

Don't store trust, derive it: a trust model for agent-written docs

Your coding agent writes persistent knowledge now. CLAUDE.md files, memory directories, runbooks, "what I learned about this codebase" notes. If you use Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex daily, a growing share of the markdown in your repos was written by something that is not you. The dangerous part is...

Marco 'Gatto' Boffo
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Building Anisha: My 10-Day Journey to a Voice Agent for Learning & Literacy
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DEV Community · Technology

Building Anisha: My 10-Day Journey to a Voice Agent for Learning & Literacy

Over the last 10 days, I built Anisha, a voice agent for Learning & Literacy that can talk with users, remember them, provide learning exercises, make outbound calls, escalate to humans, track outcomes, and hand conversations to specialist agents. 👋 Meet Anisha Anisha is built using: Python...

Ashish Kumawat
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PawBot - An AI Desktop Puppy That Eats Your Files 🐾
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DEV Community · Technology

PawBot - An AI Desktop Puppy That Eats Your Files 🐾

This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Dog Days Edition What I Built Remember Neko the cat and those Tamagotchi desktop pets from the 90s? I rebuilt that magic for 2026 — except your pet is a golden retriever puppy powered by an LLM. PawBot is a Chrome extension + browser demo wher...

Varshith V Hegde
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ear training app with Web Audio API
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DEV Community · Technology

ear training app with Web Audio API

I studied at a conservatory and we always used song mnemonics for intervals. Star Wars for a perfect fifth, Jaws for a minor second. Couldn't find a clean web app that does this, so I built one in a day. What it does: Interval and chord recognition with 12 intervals and 8 chord types Spaced repeti...

DataVoxy
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Flutter Desktop Input Design — Where Does the Enter Key Actually Go?
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DEV Community · Technology

Flutter Desktop Input Design — Where Does the Enter Key Actually Go?

From "pressing Enter does nothing" to "the Enter on the arrow-key area still inserts a newline", these desktop input field pitfalls ultimately trace back to a Focus model problem. Prologue: a bug reported by a user "After typing in the input field, the first Enter inserts a newline, an...

yuelinghuashu
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How cxgrd differs from AI agent-based code review tools
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DEV Community · Technology

How cxgrd differs from AI agent-based code review tools

In my previous post, I introduced the CLI tool CXGRD which I built to prevent agents from breaking architecture. CXGRD computes blast radius using dependency graph traversal — a deterministic analysis of real import, call, and reference relationships in your codebase. This post explains what that...

Manan Sharma
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I Almost Lost Years to This. So I Built an Open-Source Blocker Instead.
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DEV Community · Technology

I Almost Lost Years to This. So I Built an Open-Source Blocker Instead.

I've loved computers for as long as I can remember. Games, building things, staying up way too late just trying to figure out how something worked. That same curiosity is also how, very young, I ended up finding adult content online. What started as curiosity turned into something I repeated morning...

Alfon
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Why Trend-Data Scrapers Silently Fail (And How I Fixed It)
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DEV Community · Technology

Why Trend-Data Scrapers Silently Fail (And How I Fixed It)

You start a Google Trends scrape. It runs for twenty minutes. It comes back with nothing. You already paid for it. That's not a one-off bug, it's the most common complaint on scrapers in this category, across the board. Not "wrong data," not "missing feature." Just: ran, cost money, returned nothin...

0xGollum
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Post-Brexit rights for British citizens are being undermined in Sweden
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The Guardian · World

Post-Brexit rights for British citizens are being undermined in Sweden

Apparent high level of removal orders suggests Sweden is rejecting ‘reasonable grounds’ for failing to apply to stayBack in October 2020, the UK immigration minister stood up in parliament to reassure campaigners concerned about EU citizens who weren’t aware they had to ask the Home Office to stay i...

Lisa O’Carroll Brexit correspondent
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React useInterval Hook: setInterval Without Stale Closures (2026)
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DEV Community · Technology

React useInterval Hook: setInterval Without Stale Closures (2026)

Every React developer writes this component once, and it never does what they expect: function Counter() { const [count, setCount] = useState(0); useEffect(() => { const id = setInterval(() => setCount(count + 1), 1000); return () => clearInterval(id); }, []); return &l...

ReactUse
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Does React Break HTML Rules? Let's Find Out
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DEV Community · Technology

Does React Break HTML Rules? Let's Find Out

Can React create HTML that the browser itself wouldn't allow? Sounds wrong, right? That's what I thought too. But while experimenting with React, I noticed something weird. So instead of guessing what's happening, let's break some HTML and see where it takes us. And before looking at the results...

Ayman Eldawy
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