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The Huddle team·April 18, 2026· 6 min read

Why we built Huddle

Pair programming is a rubber duck with a heartbeat. It always has been. The agents we work with every day need to sit in that chair too — not hover above it in a chat window. This is the product we wish we had when we started building with Claude.

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The Huddle team·Coming next week· 12 min readComing soon

Realtime code collab in 2026: the state of the art

CRDTs used to be research curios. Today they ship in every good collaborative editor on the market. Here is what the last decade of work on Yjs, Automerge, and Loro taught us about making two humans (and an agent) edit the same buffer without stepping on each other.

The Huddle team·Coming next week· 5 min readComing soon

BYOK and why you should own your AI keys

Every AI product has a hidden incentive problem. Markup on inference creates a gravity well that pulls you toward whatever model the vendor makes the fattest margin on. Bring-your-own-key breaks that gravity. Here is how we think about it.