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TutorialsGemini 3.5 Flash surpasses 3.1 Pro with 4x speed and half the price. Learn 6 tested methods to access Gemini 3.5 from China, including free AI Studio, no-VPN relay services, and API options.
Tech FrontiersGoogle's AI coding agent Jules exits Beta, now available to all developers. Features include Critical Agent for proactive code review, environment snapshots, web browsing, and seamless GitHub PR creation.
TutorialsGoogle's AI coding agent Jules is now officially available, with a free tier offering 15 tasks/day. Covers Jules's 5 core features, GitHub integration, CLI support, use cases, and practical tips.
Product ReviewsHands-on testing of Manus general AI Agent across history report generation, Tesla stock analysis, and GAIA benchmarks. Compares vertical vs general agents with scoring data and limitation analysis.
Product ReviewsHands-on review of Coze Space with real-world tests including enterprise analysis reports and stock comparisons, plus a full comparison with Manus to see which AI Agent automation tool comes out on top.
Tech FrontiersMicrosoft is testing a movable taskbar and resizable Start menu in the Windows 11 Insider Experimental channel. Users can place the taskbar at the top, bottom, or sides and customize Start menu size.
Product ReviewsDeep dive into ByteDance's open-source Trae Agent — the free AI coding CLI tool topping SWE-bench. Covers installation, features, and comparisons with Claude Code and Gemini CLI.
TutorialsA detailed guide to ByteDance's Coze AI development platform, covering core advantages, domestic vs. international versions, agents vs. apps, and step-by-step instructions for building AI agents from scratch.
Product ReviewsHands-on review of Cursor 1.0: testing one-click MCP integration, BugBot code review, and Background Agent. Includes pricing analysis and real usage limitations.
Product ReviewsIn-depth review of ByteDance's Trae 2.0 SOLO mode: from natural language requirements to one-click website deployment. Covers memory, self-repair upgrades, and impact on Manus and Genspark.
Deep DivesKortix AI open-sources Agent Computer Use, a high-performance Rust CLI tool enabling AI agents to control computers. Explore its architecture, advantages over Anthropic's Claude Computer Use, and future of open-source computer control tools.
Tech FrontiersSimon Willison's open-source CLI tool LLM releases v0.32a1, fixing a data integrity issue when restoring tool-calling sessions from SQLite. Learn about the fix, core features, and how to update.
Tech FrontiersDatasette 1.0a29 preview released, fixing a segfault race condition introduced by test optimization. Developer Simon Willison used GPT-5.5 xhigh to help reproduce the issue, showcasing AI debugging in practice.
Deep DivesAn open-source project based on Anthropic's Computer Use API, computer-use-windows enables AI agents to directly control the Windows desktop for automation tasks including office workflows and software testing.
Deep DivesOS AI Computer Use is an open-source AI desktop automation tool supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux with OpenAI and Anthropic API compatibility. Learn about its features, architecture, and safety tips.
Tech FrontiersSimon Willison releases LLM 0.32a0 preview—an open-source CLI tool that calls GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, and more through a unified interface with plugins.
Tech FrontiersSimon Willison releases LLM CLI tool 0.32a1 alpha, fixing a critical bug where tool-calling conversations couldn't be correctly restored from SQLite, ensuring data integrity in AI Agent workflows.
Tech FrontiersSimon Willison releases LLM CLI tool v0.32a1, fixing a data integrity bug when reloading tool-calling conversations from SQLite. Details on the fix, impact, and upgrade steps.
Tech FrontiersA GitHub repo with 40K stars has leaked system prompts from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity. Here's what it reveals about AI security.