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OpenAI Codex Record & Replay lets you show Codex a repeated workflow and turn it into a reusable skill. Here is what it changes, where it works, and what builders should record first.
Duncan Rogoff ranks seven Claude Desktop updates. See why split view, side chats, nested sessions and a cross-session check are his four to use now, with access and usage limits checked against Anthropic.
Futurepedia tours Claude Desktop’s new Home and Code layout, artifacts, session rail, Remote Control, parallel work and mods. Use this practical map to choose a workflow and check the rollout limits.
Mark Kashef tests a deliberately vulnerable app with a local model, then compares hosted inference, RunPod and LM Studio. Here is the setup map, the tool boundaries, real billing caveats and a safer first test.
Ben AI tours Claude Code Desktop projects, side chats, split view, artifacts, slash commands and mods. See the seven demos, official access rules, chapter links and three deeper videos.
Ryan Doser and Aaron Makelky explain GitHub for non-coders, portable AI workspaces, and five useful repos: Anthropic Skills, HyperFrames, Google Workspace CLI, Search Console MCP, and REA.
Andrew Warner and Adam tour ten repos for reverse engineering, coding skills, HTML video, branded diagrams, compressed context, printable CAD, SwiftUI and self-hosted fitness. Explore the demos, source links and real limits.
Matthew Berman tests Meta Muse Wonder and Wonder Full on a Rubik's Cube, a game, and 3D scenes. Compare the actual demos, early quota trouble, official access and prices, and independent benchmark context.
Vaibhav Sisinty reports from OpenAI DevDay 2026 and connects Dots, Space, Codex, and plugins to a wider shift toward ongoing AI work. See what is available, what is limited, and what to test.
A source-checked guide to Meta Connect, Muse, GPT-Live-1, GPT-6 Sol and Luna, Claude Opus 5.5, Grok 4.7, Jev, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, YouTube, Spotify, and Project Suncatcher.
Andrew Warner and Corey Ganim review Muse money-saving workflows, voice-controlled Jev, Clueso, NewsJack, ChatGPT Voice plugins, Glance Speedlab, Sider Omni, Top Tennis, Systo Commerce, and Claude Opus 5.5.
NetworkChuck races an M5 Ultra Mac Studio against his M3 Ultra on local AI. Long-prompt reading is nearly 4x faster, but answer generation is about 1.5x faster. Here is what his raw data and workflow demos actually show.
Matthew Berman reviews Claude Opus 5.5 with an Anthropic engineer. Learn why cost per task matters, which effort level to use, and when Fable 5.1 still fits.
Greg Isenberg explains local AI through models, model hubs, runtimes, and workflows. This practical guide adds a hybrid architecture, first experiment, startup filters, and a downloadable field guide.
Ras Mic tests GPT-6 Astra on performance, security, analytics, hardware planning, UI, architecture, and computer use after 24 hours of real work.
Andrew Warner and Adam Brakhane review Archify, God's Eye View, OpenMAIC, OpenClaude, scientific skills, MiniMind, OpenSEO, Omarchy, TimesFM, and seven audience projects.
NetworkChuck takes Omarchy from a blank USB drive to an AI-customized Linux workstation. Here is the practical migration guide for installation, shortcuts, gaming, Windows apps, and recovery.
Gary Explains runs Qwen3.8-27B locally on an RTX 5090 and tests a game, a protocol library, and a C interpreter. Here is what passed, what needed correction, and what the hardware result does not prove.
Systems by Vic turns 9,330 passages from 2,039 MoreMozi videos into a cited business-diagnosis workflow for Claude Code and Codex.
Jensen Huang explains how NVIDIA survived a wrong technical bet, learned new domains, rebuilt its full stack, and applies systems thinking to AI and robotics.
Bijan Bowen tests Qwen3.8 Max across C++, CAD, games, writing, and multimodal coding. See what worked, what failed, what $32 bought, and its open-weight status.
Bijan Bowen stress-tests DeepSeek V4 Flash across eight builds: what worked, what failed, what $0.79 bought, and why 13B active is not laptop-small.
Nick Saraev spent about $400 testing Claude Opus 5 across interactive simulations and benchmarks. Here is what the demos prove, what remains unverified, how effort changes cost, and where Alex Finn reaches a different verdict.
What does an AI forward deployed engineer do? A source-checked guide to FDE work, salaries, audits, evals, deployment, security, and a 30-day portfolio plan.
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