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Claude Code from Scratch: A Complete Guide from Installation to Enterprise-Grade Development
A complete guide to Claude Code from beginner to enterprise practice: covering CLI installation, connecting domestic LLMs via CC Switch, basic commands, Git workflow integration, automated bug fixing, and engineering capabilities like MCP and SubAgents.
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Gemini API in Practice: Building AI Agents with Files
Google's official hands-on: how to go from idea to production fast with AI Studio and build AI Agents using the now-GA Interactions API. The core idea—Agents are just combinations of files.
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Gemini API in Practice: Building AI Agents with Files
Official Google hands-on: go from idea to production fast with AI Studio, and build AI Agents with the now-GA Interactions API. The core idea: an Agent is just a composition of files—Markdown plus a few scripts, no complex Python loops needed.
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Anthropic's Hands-On Guide: How to Scientifically Choose and Evaluate AI Models
Anthropic's Applied AI team breaks down a methodology for choosing AI models: building custom evals, avoiding three common pitfalls, measuring value by cost per success, and cutting costs with prompt caching and context engineering.
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Laguna S 2.1: The Open-Source Coding Model That's 14x Smaller Yet Stronger
Poolside releases Laguna S 2.1, an open-source agentic coding model: 118B total params with only 8B active, scoring 40.4% on DeepSWE — ~4.5x DeepSeek V4 Pro Max. Supports 1M-token context, deployable on a single workstation.
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Got Codex but Don't Know What to Build? Use 'Friction Point Thinking' to Find Real Needs
Installed Codex or Claude Code but don't know what to build? This hands-on browser extension case reveals the core methodology of the AI coding era: start from your own and others' 'friction points' to find worthwhile projects.
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Installed Codex But Don't Know What to Build? Find Real Needs with the "Friction Point" Mindset
Installed Codex or Claude Code but don't know what to build? This real-world browser extension case reveals the core methodology of the AI coding era: start from your own and others' "friction points" to find projects worth doing.
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OpenAI Releases GPT-5.6 and ChatGPT Work: The Era of Autonomous AI Has Arrived
OpenAI launches GPT-5.6 (Sol, Terra, Luna), ChatGPT Work, a new desktop app, and Sites hosting. AI evolves from a Q&A tool into an autonomous work partner for finance, file management, and more.
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The Rise of General AI: Breakthroughs in Mathematical Reasoning and Competitive Programming
Frontier AI is going general: costs are dropping, general models are beating specialized ones in math and competitive programming, and multi-agent workflows are maturing fast.
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Do Cursor Promo Codes Still Work? A Developer's Guide to Saving on AI Coding Tools
Are Cursor referral codes and discount codes still valid? This guide analyzes Cursor's pricing model, promotional policy trends, and practical savings strategies including annual billing, education discounts, and competitor comparisons.
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From Vibe Coding to AI Engineering: A Complete Guide to Enterprise-Grade Development
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.
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ChatGPT Work Deep Dive: The Cloud-Loca…
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ChatGPT Work Deep Dive: The Cloud-Local Split and What It Means for Users
ChatGPT Work runs in the cloud on web/mobile but accesses local files on desktop — and they don't sync. A deep dive into the split design, UX tradeoffs, and broader AI agent challenges.
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GPT-5.6 Three-Model Showdown: Sol vs Terra vs Luna — Which One Should You Pick?
OpenAI GPT-5.6 launches Sol, Terra, and Luna simultaneously. We compare benchmarks and real-world coding tests to help you choose the right model for your needs.
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Codex Beginner's Guide: A Step-by-Step AI Work Assistant Tutorial for Non-Coders
Complete beginner's guide to OpenAI Codex desktop client: installation, setup, project management, and plugins — no coding required. Let AI actually do work for you.
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Hands-On with Qwen 3.8 Max: How an Open-Source Model Closes In on Top-Tier Closed Models
Qwen 3.8 Max has 2.4 trillion parameters and will be open-sourced. In KingBench testing it scored 81.25%, ranking second, beating Claude Opus 4.8 and trailing only Fable 5. A deep dive into its performance across 8 tests.
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Qwen3 235B A22B in Practice: A 2.4-Trillion-Parameter Open Model Surpasses Claude Opus
Hands-on with Alibaba Tongyi Qianwen's strongest Qwen3: a 2.4-trillion-parameter open weight model scoring 81.25% on KingBench, ranking second and beating Claude Opus 4.8 with perfect scores in game dev, math, and agent tasks.
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Claude Sonnet 5 Deep Dive: Impressive Benchmarks, Questionable Value — Just Use Opus 4.8?
Claude Sonnet 5 review: 63.2% SWE-bench, near Opus 4.8 performance, but new tokenizer hides real costs. Ranks 13th on CursorBench. Most tasks: stick with Opus 4.8.
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Getting Started with ChatGPT Codex: Key Differences Between an AI Coding Agent and ChatGPT
Codex is OpenAI's AI coding agent that autonomously reads code, fixes bugs, and runs tests — far beyond ChatGPT's code generation. Learn the key differences.
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Vibe Coding vs. AI-Assisted Engineering: An In-Depth Look at Enterprise-Level Development
Can AI coding tools let non-developers replace programmers? This deep dive examines Vibe Coding's real limits, compares Claude Code vs. Codex, and reveals the methodology behind enterprise-grade AI-assisted software engineering.
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Agent A1 Open Source: 35B MoE Local Inference Speed Test & Deployment Guide
Agent A1 is a 35B MoE open-source model from Shanghai's Intern Science, activating only 3B params. Hits 95 tok/s on M4 Mac Studio. Supports 256K context, tool calling, and free local deployment via Ollama.
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