A green frame in a Unity 6 tunnel on iPhone, never on the Mac. Five fixes that made sense and changed nothing. Then a measurement, a bisect renderer by renderer, and one checkbox on a torch flame: the particle Lights module, spawning a real-time light on every particle, 150 torches deep. The method, the numbers, and the rules that came out of it, for Unity builders.

One week of AI game development on The Magus, nothing left out. The first full mission chain ran on the phone, from the boy at the fire to the pirates' hideout. Two days went to a bug that never existed, a forge got built on the wrong beach, and a stuck shell cost a morning. What worked, what did not, and what each mistake became in the rules file.

There is an AI in the corner of this page. It is not a support widget and not a script, it is the product, running live, and you can try to break it right now. What is actually underneath a custom AI agent, what it refuses to do on purpose, and how to tell whether your business needs one yet.

Eighty-seven commits in eleven days to a Unity game that runs on an iPhone. Before that, a multi-tenant app through Shopify app review, and an AI platform answering customers every day. One person, one laptop, no team. What that actually means for a business that needs software built, including the parts that are still slow and still expensive.

Building an iPhone game in Unity, alone, on an 8 GB laptop: what I check before buying a world on Fab, how Claude and Claude Code split the work, the night iOS killed the game at 215 MB free, and the test gate that refuses a build with a failing scenario. Fifty-nine days of notes, with the numbers left in.

Three rejections, three weeks, one app approved. What Shopify app review actually involves for a solo builder, the setting nobody tells you about, and the bug that was hiding in the address bar the whole time.

Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic all moved in the same direction this week. AI is shifting from answering questions to doing the work. Here is what the agent era actually means for your store, in plain language.

Most people buying their first AI agent ask the wrong question. They ask "is this for my industry?" The answer is yes, but the question misses the point. A Nexus is one architecture and infinite customisation. Here is what you actually get for $4,999 plus $299 a month.

For two years, Google AI Overviews ate the open web. Click-through rates collapsed 58 percent. Global publisher traffic from Google fell roughly a third in 2025. On May 6, 2026, Google blinked. Five changes to AI Mode and AI Overviews now send clicks back to the open web, and the new ranking logic explicitly rewards structured product data, original first-person editorial content, and named-author voices. For Shopify merchants on Google AI Mode (one of the four Agentic Storefronts channels live since March 24), this is the most consequential structural change to AI search since AI Overviews launched. Here is what changed, why Google did it, and the six-step operator playbook to ship before Google I/O on May 19.

On May 6, 2026, Anthropic doubled Claude Code five-hour rate limits for Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise tiers — backed by SpaceX compute infrastructure. Here are the exact new numbers and how Shopify developers should restructure bulk API jobs to take advantage now.

Every night while you sleep, customers land on your site, ask questions, and leave when nobody answers. A custom AI agent works 24/7 in your voice — selling, recommending, writing your content, and qualifying leads. Most owners get back 15 to 25 hours a week and recover sales that were quietly dying after hours. Here's what an AI agent actually does for your business, in plain terms.