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Neo4j CTO Philip Rathle on why over 70% of new business is now the AI knowledge layer, where agents need deterministic answers, and how error rates compound.

Zed AI engineer Anant Goel on running evals for every model release, why most eval metrics are vanity, and the work that happens before the final commit.

Security teams have studied alert fatigue for a decade. In 2026, attackers started writing prompts designed to trigger it in agents on purpose.

Install the WorkOS plugin in Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex, connect it to the right team and environment, run one real task in each, and skip the setup traps.

Audit logs earn their keep during an incident. Build them like a product feature — streamable, consistently structured, tamper-evident, and retention-aware.

The hard part of an AI writer is not generation — it's the fact ledger, voice scanner, fresh-context critique, and locks that make its prose publishable.

Atlas works alongside your team in Slack to answer questions, automate tasks, and help everyone do their best work.

How far you can push screen hints and branding before you need the API, and how to control signup and membership on a per-org basis

Most multi-tenancy guides cover the database. This one covers the auth layer: org-scoped sessions, invitation flows, organization switching, per-tenant SSO, and why server functions, not routes, are where tenant checks actually have to live.

A practical framework for storing, rotating, and revoking third party credentials, no matter which protocol the provider speaks.

A step by step tutorial to sign-in, sign-up, and protected routes in Astro, using WorkOS AuthKit.

A hands on walkthrough for seeding data, testing full login flows, and catching failure paths in your pipeline, all without a single network call to the live WorkOS API.

A hands on build of an interactive MCP app, gated by WorkOS AuthKit with permissions checked per tool, deployed against the finalized 2026-07-28 spec.

How we turned a bug-finding prompt into a pipeline that scans our codebase for deep logic vulnerabilities and keeps the review queue worth reviewing.

WorkOS CEO Michael Grinich sat down with Dwarkesh Patel. The big ideas: exponential acceleration, losing control, the right to bear weights, and abundance.