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AI coding assistants are powerful but chaotic, often leading to unpredictable results. A new open-source tool called Archon promises to fix this, creating a deterministic workflow that delivers a 10x productivity boost.
Running multiple AI coding agents is a chaotic mess of conflicting branches and lost terminals. This open-source dashboard brings order, letting you command your entire AI workforce from a single screen.
Google just released a free AI tool that learns your brand from your website and generates a full marketing campaign in minutes. This is how Pomelli is making marketing agencies nervous.
Archon is an open-source tool turning unreliable AI agents into a disciplined, autonomous software development team. It uses version-controlled workflows to build, test, and ship code, making AI-driven coding predictable and powerful.
AI-generated sites all look the same, but a new open-source tool is fixing the 'AI slop' problem for good. Here's how Impeccable gives AI the design sense it desperately needs.
AI coding assistants accelerate development but leave a trail of technical debt called 'AI slop'. Discover Fallow, the Rust-built intelligence tool that acts as your AI's personal code janitor.
Anthropic's new AI connectors for Blender and Adobe promised to kill creative jobs. We put them to the test on real projects, and the results are not what you think.
Netflix just released an AI that doesn't just erase actors from scenes—it erases their impact on reality itself. This groundbreaking open-source tool is changing video editing forever, and we break down how it works.
Artlist just dropped a full AI production suite that promises to end your app-switching nightmare. We went hands-on to see if this all-in-one studio is the future of filmmaking or just another credit-hungry tool.
Your AI coding tool is burning through tokens and still doesn't understand your codebase. A new 'memory layer' tool promises to fix this by giving your AI a permanent map of your project.
Moonshot AI's Kimi K2.6 isn't just another model update; it's an AI that can launch a web agency from scratch in under an hour. We tested its 300-agent swarm to see if this groundbreaking claim holds up.
Traditional code search is crippling your AI coding agents. A new approach using vector databases promises a 10x speed boost and a 40% reduction in context.
Your website is invisible to the next wave of AI, and you don't even know it. A new free tool from Cloudflare reveals your score and tells you exactly how to fix it.
GitHub was built for humans, but AI agents need something faster and more programmatic. Cloudflare's new 'Artifacts' is a Git-compatible file system that lets AI agents create, fork, and manage thousands of repos instantly.
A new open-source AI runs entirely on your laptop, delivering performance that rivals massive cloud models like GPT-4V. Discover how Qwen 2.5 VL reads images, fixes code, and analyzes video locally, changing the game for developers everywhere.
OpenAI's new model isn't just another update; it's a categorical leap that finally makes AI a legitimate creative partner. We break down the 'thinking' features and real-world use cases that are changing the game for businesses.
Most AI pipelines fail because of messy data, not bad models. Discover MarkItDown, the one-line command from Microsoft that cleans your data and eliminates LLM hallucinations for good.
Tired of AI assistants that forget everything? Discover Hermes Agent, the open-source tool with a persistent memory that's fundamentally changing how we automate our lives.
Anthropic just launched Claude Design, a new AI that turns text prompts into code-powered prototypes in seconds. Discover how this tool is poised to replace the blank canvas and change the design industry forever.
Anthropic just dropped Claude Design, an AI that builds apps, decks, and videos from a single prompt. We break down a real-world test to see if it's genius or just another gimmick.
Anthropic just dropped Claude Opus 4.7, promising god-tier AI capabilities. But top experts like Matthew Berman are uncovering serious flaws that could make it a massive step backward.
