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Join This Dot Labs' Tracy Lee, A.D. Slaton, and Brandon Mathis for candid conversations about the latest releases and technical advancements in the AI development ecosystem, how real teams are using these tools in production, and what it all means for the future of building software.
Unknown Host hosts The Context Window, a technology show with 21 episodes published.
Brandon Mathis talks with Jeff Escalante of Clerk about what it actually takes to go all in on AI-assisted software development. They compare Codex and other coding tools, examine why subscription pricing changes the eco
OpenAI's new GPT Sites feature makes it possible to go from an idea in ChatGPT to a live, shareable web application in just a few prompts. In this episode of The Context Window, Brandon Mathis sits down with Jon Abrams,
Claude Code Workflows introduce a new way to orchestrate AI coding agents, but what do they actually change for engineering teams?In this episode of The Context Window, Brandon Mathis, Jonathan Fontanez, and Coston Perki
AI is making it easier than ever for individuals to build software, but speed alone doesn't create sustainable products. In this episode of The Context Window, Brandon Mathis sits down with Gant Laborde to discuss how en
Claude Code's recent quality issues sparked a broader conversation about transparency, reliability, and vendor lock-in across AI-powered developer tools. Brandon Mathis, Coston Perkins, and Jonathan Fontanez discuss Anth
In this episode of The Context Window, Brandon Mathis and Jonathan Fontanez explore a provocative question emerging in AI-assisted development: could Markdown become the next programming language? Using examples from age
In this episode of The Context Window, Brandon Mathis and Coston Perkins unpack one of the biggest shifts happening in AI-assisted development: when to let agents explore freely, and when to pull workflows back into dete
In this video, Brandon Mathis and Ben Lesh break down the emerging MCP Apps protocol and what it means for the future of AI-powered applications. Drawing from hands-on experimentation with tools like ChatGPT Apps, Claude
Tracy Lee and Brandon Mathis break down the latest wave of AI news and what it means for how we work. They talk through Anthropic’s new Claude Cowork experience, the growing trend of agentic tools that can interact with
In this episode of The Context Window, Tracy Lee is joined by Brandon Mathis and Ben Lesh to talk about what’s actually happening with MCP now that the negative discourse has cooled off and builders have moved on to ship
In this episode of The Context Window, the team reacts to OpenAI’s acquisition of OpenClaw and what it signals about where agent tooling is heading and how much responsibility we’re starting to hand to AI inside real wor
This week on The Context Window, Tracy Lee, Brandon Mathis, and Ben Lesh unpack the chaos around emerging agent tools like OpenClaw, including naming drama, security risks in downloadable skill marketplaces, and the impl
In this episode of The Context Window, Tracy Lee is joined by Elliott Fouts, Ben Lesh, and Brandon Mathis to break down what is changing right now in AI assisted software development. They start with Cursor subagents and
Tracy Lee, Brandon Mathis, and Ben Lesh break down the latest AI hot takes, starting with the leaked Sentry email and the debate over whether $100/day on AI tools is real or even worth worrying about. They dig into why A
In this episode of The Context Window, Tracy Lee, Ben Lesh, and Brandon Mathis dig into what people miss with Cursor and Claude Code, like feeding the tools the right documentation, using multiple agents to review output
Tracy Lee and A.D. Slaton sit down on The Context Window to unpack a wild week in AI, starting with the eye popping 500 billion dollars spent on AI infrastructure in 2025 and why the Cognizant CEO still says enterprise v
In this episode of The Context Window, our panel discusses Anthropic’s possible 2026 IPO and what it signals for the AI ecosystem, the biggest AI and Bedrock announcements coming out of AWS re:Invent, and how Google’s la
In this episode of The Context Window, Tracy, Brandon, and AD tackle the spicy question everyone is asking right now: are MCPs actually dead, or are we just misusing them? They unpack the tension between MCPs and good ol
Are we hitting peak Gemini and are open models like Kimi K2 about to challenge GPT 5 and Claude for real developer use?In this episode, Tracy Lee, A D Slaton, and Brandon Mathis talk honestly about which models they actu
The browser wars are back with AI at the center. Tracy Lee, Brandon Mathis, and A D Slaton break down OpenAI Atlas, Perplexity Comet, Arc and Dia from The Browser Company, and what agentic browsing means for Google, SEO,
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