#rust
6 posts
2026 - September
1 post2026 - July
1 post2026 - June
1 post2026 - May
1 post2026 - March
2 posts2026 - September
1 postNew AI-Focused Language Just Released: Bend 2
Bend 2, from Brazilian researcher Victor Taelin, arrived promising C speed, GPU parallelism, and formal proofs that block AI mistakes. I tested it by porting two of my Rust projects right at launch. Plenty of potential; stdlib and ecosystem are still toys.
2026 - July
1 postThe Bun in Rust Response Andrew Kelly Should Have Written
I used Claude Fable 5 and GPT 5.6 Sol as judges to compare Rust and Zig in Bun’s rewrite. Rust helps reduce ownership bugs and maintenance costs, but the agent-based method mattered just as much as the language.
2026 - June
1 postPlaying with TUIs and LLMs - Ratatui+Bubbletea
I built ratatui-bubbletea to give Ratatui Bubble Tea-inspired themes and components using Rust and LLMs. The toolkit already powers real TUIs like ai-usagebar without replacing the base library.
2026 - May
1 postI Built a Memory System for Coding Agents: ai-memory
After finding reindexing, data loss, and broken hooks in agentmemory, Akita built ai-memory in Rust with Markdown, SQLite/FTS5, automatic capture, and agent handoff. It’s still beta.
2026 - March
2 postsI Rewrote OpenClaw in Rust. Did It Work? | FrankClaw
I rewrote OpenClaw’s core in Rust as FrankClaw, with 56,586 lines, 7 channels, and fixes for the 7 audited critical vulnerabilities. It handles simple conversations, but complex workflows remain untested.
ai-jail: Sandbox for AI Agents — From Shell Script to Real Tool
ai-jail is a Rust tool that wraps bubblewrap (Linux) and sandbox-exec (macOS) to safely run AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Crush in a sandbox.