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A detailed guide to OpenAI Codex coding agent: understand how it differs from ChatGPT, how AI agents autonomously generate, debug, and test code, and why developers need to learn this new paradigm.

A detailed guide to OpenAI's Codex coding agent: understand what it is, how it differs from ChatGPT, and why developers should master AI coding agents now.

A must-read for test engineers: use Cursor Skill to auto-parse PRDs and generate XMind mind map test cases with one click. Supports functional, API, and performance testing—no coding needed.

In the AI programming era, Vibe Coding alone can only build toys. This article deeply analyzes the complete engineering path from Vibe Coding to SDD spec-driven development, covering Claude Code and Codex tool selection, the SuperPower plugin, and domestic LLM comparisons.

Hit the Vibe Coding ceiling? This guide covers the three-stage AI coding progression path, Claude Code vs. Codex, SuperPower SDD, and how to go from vibe coding to enterprise-grade AI engineering.

Anthropic engineers reveal Claude Code's 18-month evolution: system prompt cut by 80%, 65% of PRs shipped automatically by AI, Claude Tag collaboration, and the safety logic behind auto mode.

A complete walkthrough of building and launching a WeChat Mini Program using OpenAI Codex and ChatGPT — from AI prototyping to ICP filing. MVP delivered in 5 days, no coding required.

AI writes your PRD but can't save it? The root cause is Agent tool permission configuration. Learn read, write, and command execution permissions — and why you need a new session after changes.

Vibe Coding is an AI-driven development paradigm that requires no coding skills. Use natural language to guide AI through design, development, and testing. Learn the 4-step workflow using Gemini, Figma Make, and Claude Code.

AI code getting messier with edits? The root cause isn't weak model capability but a lack of context and process. A deep dive into Matt Pocock's Skills v1.1: grilling, vertical-slice tickets, TDD, and WebFinder.

A Bilibili creator used Vibe Coding to independently build 'Breath Garden,' an AI sleep companion app, winning third place at the Tencent Music Hackathon. Full breakdown inside.

How to configure Cursor, Codex, Devin, and other AI coding agents for context management, code quality, and cross-tool collaboration. Practical tips on rule files, TDD, and structured context storage.

Test engineers: use the AI Skill 'Doc-based Test Case Generator' to auto-generate structured test cases from PRDs or screenshots, covering boundary values, negative scenarios, and more.

A deep dive into AI-powered testing: Cursor Skills, Coze agents, and LangChain multi-agent systems for automated test case generation, BDD, and review workflows.

An in-depth hands-on test of the GPT-5.6 series' three models—Sol, Terra, Luna—compared with Fable and Sonnet 5. Sol wins overall at nearly half the price. Full analysis of prototyping, code debugging, and browser use.

Does Claude Code always give irrelevant answers? This article breaks down 4 core Skill plugins: Project Context Engine, PRD Requirements Translator, Code Review tool, and Daily Report Generator—showing you how to transform Claude Code from a money-burner into a true AI coding assistant.

A developer deeply tests Grok 4.5 High Fast in Cursor, finding it rivals Claude Opus in quality but runs 5x faster with cleaner, filler-free output. Full hands-on review and analysis.

Kun is an open-source AI coding agent optimized for DeepSeek and domestic users, with nearly 5,000 GitHub stars. Features include requirements drafting, inline diffs, cost visualization, and mobile monitoring. Real-world cache hit rates reached 97%, keeping costs extremely low.

VibeCoding's AI prototype delivery framework bridges PRD to development with requirements binding, page management, version archiving, and cloud preview — delivering Axure-level collaboration.

A must-read for test engineers: use Cursor's custom Skills to auto-generate test cases covering positive, negative, and boundary values from PRDs, output as Markdown linked to XMind, adapting to functional, interface, and performance testing.