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php2shell is the name of two critical security vulnerabilities in PHP that became public on 20 October 2026 and affect every website and app running PHP 5.4 or newer. The case shows that attacks on websites and apps now run automatically and are getting faster with AI. Whoever develops and runs your software therefore needs to test it for vulnerabilities more often and roll out security updates within hours instead of days. Five questions show you whether your agency is prepared.

Arthur Silber
October 22nd, 2026
The Spec: Wie wir unsere Softwareprojekte im KI-Zeitalter planen
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AI agents are only as good as their context. The Spec is our structured project documentation: single source of truth, AI-readable, lives in the code.

Arthur Silber
January 27th, 2026
AI service providers: challenges and solutions on the way to your first AI project
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TL;DR Four challenges stand between you and your first AI project: the right use case, acceptance in the team, the data situation and the allocation of scarce resources. Arthur Silber shows how to solve them, from the practice of an AI service provider.

Arthur Silber
September 8th, 2025
llms.txt: why content-heavy projects need an AI map
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Find out how the /llms.txt file optimises your website for AI systems. The journey is heading towards llms.txt as the way to make complex websites such as customer portals GEO-ready. While traditional SEO standards like robots.txt guide search engines, /llms.txt acts as a curated treasure map for large language models. Instead of blocking content, it shows AI systems the direct route to your most valuable resources.

Timo Lamour
July 29th, 2025
How to integrate design tokens from Figma into Tailwind CSS efficiently
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Find out how the Figma Token Exporter plugin lets you transfer your design tokens into Tailwind CSS seamlessly. Save valuable development time and avoid inconsistencies between design and code, which can be updated again quickly at any time without having to check every single style. In just a few clicks you export all colour definitions, semantic tokens and styles straight out of Figma, perfectly formatted for your Tailwind configuration.

Jannis Berndt
July 18th, 2025
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