AI Community Pulse (February 13)

GitHub’s latest addition, Copilot Agent Mode (read more), now lets the tool work on tasks autonomously in VS Code. Developers are also catching on to using AI for code suggestions, pull request reviews, and even debugging routines with tools like Cursor and Composio. Meanwhile, enthusiasts are diving into data with tools like txtai, which builds knowledge graphs from sources like Wikipedia. On a different front, DeepSeek AI is making waves in SEO, offering fast and efficient keyword research (see details). Local AI setups, such as those using Ollama + Ngrok (tutorial here), are also gaining traction. All in all, AI is reshaping our workflows with smarter, more integrated tech. Here are a few popular AI posts GitHub Copilot — Agent Mode Review Daniel Sogl ・ Feb 9 #webdev #programming #ai #javascript My Daily AI Boost: How I Supercharge My Frontend Workflow Joanna Otmianowska ・ Feb 12 #programming #ai #webdev #javascript Parsing the ⭐'s with txtai David Mezzetti for NeuML ・ Feb 11 #ai #llm #rag #vectordatabase

Feb 13, 2025 - 15:28

GitHub’s latest addition, Copilot Agent Mode (read more), now lets the tool work on tasks autonomously in VS Code. Developers are also catching on to using AI for code suggestions, pull request reviews, and even debugging routines with tools like Cursor and Composio.

Meanwhile, enthusiasts are diving into data with tools like txtai, which builds knowledge graphs from sources like Wikipedia. On a different front, DeepSeek AI is making waves in SEO, offering fast and efficient keyword research (see details).

Local AI setups, such as those using Ollama + Ngrok (tutorial here), are also gaining traction. All in all, AI is reshaping our workflows with smarter, more integrated tech.