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Opus vs Gemini vs GPT: Top AI Model Comparison & Evaluation Methodology
In-depth analysis of Claude Opus, Gemini Pro, and ChatGPT: the real competitive landscape among top AI models, limitations of community benchmarks, and scientific methods for model selection.
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API Mock vs. Sandbox in Agent Testing: A Detailed Layered Strategy Guide
API Mock is fast but misses bugs; Sandbox is realistic but costly. This article analyzes their core differences and provides a layered testing strategy for building reliable Agent test systems.
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GitHub Agentic Workflows in Practice: Automating Cross-Repository Documentation Updates
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DIY Companion Robot: Building Your AI Desktop Buddy with Jetson Orin
A maker builds a DIY companion robot with NVIDIA Jetson Orin and 4S LiPo battery. Explore the full development journey from first power-up to AI interaction, including edge computing, power design, and companion robot trends.
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Hands-On Skill Writing and Agent Testing: A Guide to AI Testing Transformation
An in-depth look at AI testing challenges. Learn to write reusable Skill packs and master Agent testing and LLM evaluation—covering the SKILL.md six-dimensional rule, skill-creator, EvalScope, and dataset selection.
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The Cursor Swarm Experiment: What AI Rebuilding SQLite from Scratch in Rust Reveals About Cost
Cursor's swarm experiment had AI teams implement a SQLite engine in Rust from scratch using only 835 pages of docs. All-frontier models cost $10K+, hybrid role division just $1.3K—a 7.9x gap.
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Coze Agent Development in Practice: From Beginner to Multi-Agent Collaboration
Coze is ByteDance's homegrown agent-building platform. This article covers getting started with Coze, its comparison with Dify, skill system, workflow orchestration, and multi-agent collaboration.
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Building AI Agents with Coze: From Beginner to Multi-Agent Collaboration
Coze is ByteDance's homegrown agent-building platform. This article explains getting started with Coze, comparison with Dify, its skill system, workflow orchestration, and multi-agent collaboration.
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Notion Co-founder: From Note-Taking Tool to AI Agent Workspace
Notion co-founder Simon Last shares Notion's journey from note-taking tool to AI agent workspace: from first tasting GPT-4 to personal and custom agents.
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Stop Flying Blind: A Complete Practical Guide to Writing Evals for AI Agent Skills
A Google DeepMind engineer reveals that over 50,000 AI agent skills come with almost no evals. Learn how to write skill evaluations, from description tuning to test design.
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Stop Flying Blind: A Complete Practical Guide to Writing Evals for AI Agent Skills
A Google DeepMind engineer reveals that over 50,000 AI agent skills come with almost no evals. This guide covers skill descriptions, test design, eval harnesses, and retirement strategies.
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Agent Device: Let AI Verify Its Own App After Writing the Code
Agent Device is an open-source tool from CallStack that lets AI truly "understand" interfaces via structured accessibility snapshots, closing the loop of open, observe, operate, and verify across iOS, Android, and React Native.
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Pinterest Medic: Engineering an AI Agent for Automated Spark Failure Diagnosis
How Pinterest engineers built Medic for Apache Spark — a multi-agent auto-diagnosis tool — covering the evolution from a single ReAct agent, observability, log denoising, and end-to-end testing.
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A Complete Guide to Agent Testing: Five Core Dimensions and Automation in Practice
In-depth analysis of the five core dimensions of AI Agent testing: command safety, tool-calling accuracy, task planning, output consistency, and error self-repair. Master automated testing and the transition path for test engineers.
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The Complete Guide to Agent Testing: Five Core Dimensions and Automation in Practice
An in-depth analysis of the five core dimensions of AI Agent testing: command safety, tool-calling accuracy, task planning, output consistency, and error self-repair. Master automated testing methods and the transition path for test engineers.
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Alibaba Open-Sources Code Review Tool open-code-review: Deterministic Pipeline + LLM Dual-Engine Analysis
Alibaba open-sources code review tool open-code-review, using a hybrid architecture of deterministic rule pipelines and LLM Agents. Supports line-level comments, OpenAI/Anthropic APIs, battle-tested at Alibaba scale, written in Go, fully free and open-source.
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jlens-gguf: Bringing Jacobian Lens Visualization and Steering to llama.cpp Local LLMs
jlens-gguf is an open-source tool bringing Anthropic's Jacobian Lens interpretability method to GGUF and llama.cpp, enabling internal observation, real-time steering, and abliteration for both dense and MoE models.
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Making Money with AI Coding Gigs: A Sober Breakdown and Honest Assessment of the Four-Week Learning Path
Can beginners really earn over 10,000 yuan in their first month with AI coding gigs? This article breaks down the four-week AI coding learning path week by week and objectively assesses the real monetization barriers.
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Getting Started with Claude Code: Five Dimensions That Show Why It Outperforms Ordinary AI
Claude Code isn't just a chat AI—it can directly read projects, modify code, and run commands. This article compares Claude Code with ordinary AI across five dimensions: interaction, context, execution, memory, and tool calling.
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