grill-me for AI agent teams: using it as a delegation gate in 2026
grill-me was designed as rubber ducking for solo devs. I use it as a gate that blocks briefs from reaching downstream agents until the vague parts are gone.
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AI SEO Audit Tools: Reliable for Pass/Fail, Not for Counting
We ran Cogny against our site. It said 44 out of 100. We fixed what it flagged. We ran it again. It said 85. Then we ran Lighthouse and SEOptimer in the same 30-minute window. Here is what each tool got right, what it still gets wrong, and what changed.
Traefik 3.6.14 released April 2026: five CVEs and a percent-encoded auth bypass
Traefik 3.6.14 shipped 21 April 2026 with patches for five CVEs. One of them, CVE-2026-40912, lets unauthenticated requests bypass ForwardAuth, BasicAuth, and DigestAuth via percent-encoded prefix tricks.
Wazuh 4.14.5 released April 2026: a security patch they didn't call a security patch
Wazuh 4.14.5 shipped 23 April 2026. The release notes read like routine maintenance. Five GitHub security advisories published five days later say otherwise.
We built a telemetry stack to measure our AI agents, then used it to cut prompt costs
A Python parser, Prometheus, and Grafana running locally gives per-agent cache hit rates and cost-per-session data. Here is what we did with it.
Wazuh 5.0 beta1 released April 2026: new agent layer, rewritten indexer
Wazuh 5.0 beta1 shipped April 2026 with a rewritten agent communication layer and a new built-in indexer. Upgrade from 4.x requires a full stack restart.