What Is Jev, and Can APEX Developers Benefit?
Plamen Mushkov mentioned Jev to me in a LinkedIn post on Friday. Of course I signed up for an API key to see whether it could help APEX developers. Jev is a System One AI model from TypeSafe. You send
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Plamen Mushkov mentioned Jev to me in a LinkedIn post on Friday. Of course I signed up for an API key to see whether it could help APEX developers. Jev is a System One AI model from TypeSafe. You send
The more I work with APEX AI Agents, the more convinced I am that context should be treated as a budget. The system prompt, tool definitions, conversation history, and tool responses all spend some of
Introduction Are you excited about AI Agents in Oracle APEX 26.1? I am. But before we make an agent out of everything, we should understand what it costs, what actually drives that cost, and which opt

In spite of the demos you have seen, implementing vector search for a real-world application is hard. Google Search has set user expectations for search. Those expectations carry over into APEX apps.
A few weeks ago, I set up an automation in Codex to send me a weekly report on how efficiently I use AI for APEX development. The report is consistently telling me that I am using AI too much for smal
Introduction APEX 26.1 introduced a new Text Message-Based approach to application translation. Unlike the traditional Application-Based approach, it allows one application to support multiple languag

The Temptation to Build a Smart Tool When I started thinking about tools for APEX AI Agents, one of the first temptations was to create a single tool that could do everything. From a development persp

Introduction I have built several agents using custom PL/SQL code while waiting for the release of APEX 26.1. Now that APEX 26.1 has been released, it is time to see how useful AI Agents in APEX 26.1

Introduction One of the marquee features of APEX 26.1 was AI Interactive Reports. When I started testing this new feature, I was interested to see what was going on behind the scenes. In this post, I
