Essays on multi-agent delivery, security failures, and the architectural trade-offs that matter when systems leave the demo stage.
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OpenAI's latest Codex update adds computer use, an in-app browser, 90+ plugins, memory, and automations. It's no longer just a coding assistant - it's trying to own your entire development workflow.
Read article →Anthropic's Opus 4.7 isn't just a benchmark bump. It's the first model that genuinely feels like you can hand off hard work and trust it to come back with something solid.
Read article →The Opus 4.7 rumours are less important than the surrounding product moves. Anthropic is clearly expanding from model vendor to full workflow platform.
Read article →Agentic.ai is a useful signal that the AI tools market is getting crowded enough to need curation, scoring, and actual judgment instead of another flood of generic directories.
Read article →Microsoft experimenting with an OpenClaw-like agent inside 365 Copilot is the clearest sign yet that local, long-running AI agents are moving out of hobbyist territory and into the enterprise stack.
Read article →Getting Started: Getting Started with Claude — Mac Desktop App and Subscription
Read article →Getting Started: Getting Around the App — Interface and Keyboard Shortcuts
Read article →Getting Started: Your First Agent Session: Getting Real Work Done
Read article →Getting Started: Basic Commands and How to Talk to Claude
Read article →Getting Started: Understanding Contexts — What the Model Remembers
Read article →Core Workflows: Code Review — Asking Claude to Critique Your Work
Read article →Core Workflows: Debugging with Claude — From Error to Fix
Read article →Core Workflows: Multi-Turn Conversations and Deep Threads
Read article →Core Workflows: Getting Structured Output — JSON, Markdown, and More
Read article →Core Workflows: Using Tools — Bash, Web Search, and Everything Else
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