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ai11 topics
What is MCP?Model Context Protocol is a universal standard that lets AI assistants use external tools.7 related →What is an LLM?Large Language Models are the AI systems behind ChatGPT, Claude, and similar tools.12 related →What are AI agents?AI agents are LLMs that can use tools, remember context, and take actions on your behalf.7 related →What is prompt engineering?Prompt engineering is the skill of writing instructions that get useful results from AI models.7 related →What are tokens?Tokens are the units AI models use to read and write text. They determine cost, speed, and limits.5 related →What is RAG?RAG gives AI models access to external knowledge so they can answer questions about your data.5 related →What is streaming in AI?Streaming is why AI responses appear word by word instead of all at once.3 related →What is vibe coding?Vibe coding is building software by describing what you want to AI, rather than writing code yourself.4 related →What is fine-tuning?Fine-tuning adapts a pre-trained AI model to perform better at a specific task or domain.3 related →What is hallucination in AI?Hallucination is when an AI generates something that sounds right but isn't true.3 related →What are embeddings?Embeddings turn text into numbers so machines can measure how similar two pieces of content are.3 related →
fundamentals12 topics
What is an API?APIs let software talk to other software. They're how everything on the internet connects.14 related →What is a CLI?A CLI is a text-based way to talk to your computer. Type commands, get results.9 related →What is open source?Open source means the code is public. Anyone can read it, use it, and contribute.6 related →What is a webhook?A webhook is a way for one app to notify another when something happens. Like a doorbell for software.6 related →What is JSON?JSON is how machines exchange structured data. It's the language APIs speak.5 related →What is an environment variable?Environment variables are settings that live outside your code. They're how apps keep secrets safe.6 related →What is RSS?RSS is how websites publish updates in a format machines can read. It powers most news aggregation.3 related →What is DNS?DNS translates domain names into IP addresses. It's how your browser finds websites.3 related →What is a database?A database is where applications store and retrieve structured information.4 related →What are security headers?Security headers are instructions your server sends to browsers, telling them how to handle your site safely.4 related →What is Markdown?Markdown is a simple way to format text using plain characters. It's everywhere in tech.3 related →What is authentication?Authentication is how systems verify you are who you say you are.3 related →
tools5 topics
What is GitHub?GitHub is where developers store, share, and collaborate on code.8 related →What are containers?Containers package an app with everything it needs to run, so it works the same everywhere.4 related →What is no-code?No-code tools let you build apps, automations, and workflows without writing code.4 related →What is npm?npm is how JavaScript projects manage their dependencies. It's the app store for code libraries.4 related →What is serverless?Serverless means your code runs on demand without you managing a server. You pay for what you use.3 related →