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The Software Cambrian Explosion: Agent Swarms, React Thieves, and Vibe Coding

We are witnessing a "software Cambrian explosion" where AI automates commodity programming, shifting engineers toward creative, "hypercube" ideas. This week, we explore how Cursor's "Planners and Workers" model allows hundreds of agents to run for weeks to build massive projects. We also look at the rise of "vibe coding" and the shift away from bloated mega-projects toward bespoke, artisanal software. In the realm of tools, Claude Code has introduced "Tool Search" to manage complex protocols, though users must be wary of security vulnerabilities like file exfiltration via indirect prompt injection. We compare OpenCode against Claude Code and discuss Ramp's internal "Inspect" agent that writes 30% of their merged PRs. We also touch on the importance of CLAUDE.md files for contextualizing AI sessions and why simple Bash scripts are proving more effective for agents than complex vector searches. On the web front, React has finally addressed infinite loops with the useEffectEvent hook, while developers are learning how to "steal" components from production sites using React Fiber. We discuss the dominance of Markdown in 2026, the decline of Stack Overflow, and NPM's new staged publishing to prevent supply chain attacks. Finally, we analyze the career path to Staff Engineer and why smart leaders know when to force their teams to stop work. https://vocaltechnologist.cyou