AI agents explained
Agents as loops of observe, act, and verify—plus where they fail without engineering discipline.
GuideWebsites, apps, and software built with AI—you own the code.
Guides on agentic AI, MCP, coding agents, Claude Code, Cursor, and migration SEO—from the PunkSolid team.
Concepts: What is agentic AI? · AI agents explained · What is MCP?
Tooling: Claude Code vs Cursor · AI coding agents compared · Claude Code tutorial · AGENTS.md guide · Cursor rules guide
Delivery: Spec-driven development · Website migration SEO checklist · Methodology
These guides are written for engineering and marketing leads—not tool hype. Start with concepts if your team is new to agents,
then tooling if you are choosing Cursor versus terminal workflows, then delivery when you are scoping a migration or a
monorepo. Each page lists sources with checkedOn dates where vendor facts appear; when a vendor changes pricing or features,
re-read their official page before you commit.
PunkSolid maintains this section on the parent site; child properties in our network go deeper on trainers, certifications, builders, and agencies. If you need hands-on help after reading, services and contact describe how engagements start.
Most pages are still draft until JJ Horace marks them reviewed. Draft pages may be incomplete; do not treat them as legal
or procurement advice.
Agents as loops of observe, act, and verify—plus where they fail without engineering discipline.
GuideHow terminal agents, IDE copilots, and review bots differ—selection criteria, not a product scorecard.
GuideStart a safe Claude Code session in an existing repo—context, commands, and review habits.
GuideCompare agentic coding workflows—terminal-first vs IDE-first—without picking a universal winner.
GuidePre-launch and post-launch SEO checks when replatforming—URLs, redirects, parity, and Search Console.
GuideAgentic AI systems that plan, call tools, and iterate—not single-shot chat replies.
GuideModel Context Protocol—standard wiring between AI clients and tools, data, and prompts.
GuideThese pages explain concepts. Engagements start on our services page and contact email.
We describe how tools work in production; pick stacks against your constraints.
Send the site, the stack, and the deadline. We reply with questions, risks, and a proposed first step.