Circle Nanopayments runs on x402 — what this means for AI agents that pay for data

Last week Circle shipped Nanopayments. The interesting part isn't the feature — it's what they built it on. They chose x402. Not a proprietary Circle...

5 Ways Vibe Coding Quietly Burns Through Your API Budget

Vibe coding is incredible until you check your API bill. I spent $47 in a single afternoon last month. Not because I was doing anything crazy. Just no...

How We're Building the Portfolio Platform AI Artists Deserve

We Built GitHub for AI Art — Here's What We Shipped This Week AI art is booming. Millions create with Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, DALL·E, and Flux e...

Build a DVR for AI Agents: Episode Replay UI That Actually Works

Build a DVR for AI Agents: Episode Replay UI That Actually Works Your AI agent made 147 decisions in 3.2 seconds, then failed — and you have no idea w...

My AI Agent Built Its Own Tools — Here's How OpenClaw Skills Actually Work

I spent 12 hours installing OpenClaw on Windows WSL. The setup was painful, but what happened after was worth every minute. The moment that changed my...

Most people using Claude Code only know 3 commands.

Claude Code Master Cheat Sheet Every slash command, @ mention, CLI flag, and power trick — all in one place. By @Dav23Jonn76 📖 Full page on Notion /...

I tested Samsung's new Galaxy Buds 4 Pro - it's not the design downgrade that I expected

A new look might be the most interesting thing about the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, but their audio upgrades don't go unnoticed.

Claude Code vs Cursor: I use both. Here's how I actually split the work

People keep asking which one to use. The honest answer is: both, for different things. I've been using Claude Code and Cursor in the same workflow for...

Did dev fix their mobile app finally? I don't have to go through a layer of forems I'm uninterested in anymore!

Tired of Losing Google Meet Chats? I Built a Fix

Google Meet Doesn’t Save Chats, So I Built This Hey devs 👋 If you use Google Meet regularly, you’ve probably faced this: 👉 You share an important li...

You spent days on your JIRA ticket or GitHub issue... only to be told to redo it after your team lead reviewed your code?

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Step-by-Step Guide: Create a Resource Group in Azure

Sign in to Azure Portal Open your browser. Navigate to: https://portal.azure.com Log in with your Azure account credentials. This opens the Microsoft...

Jeff Su: NotebookLM Changed Completely: Here's What Matters (in 2026)

Hold up, NotebookLM just got a HUGE glow-up, and apparently, it's even stealing the spotlight from Gemini now! This revamp introduces a snazzy three-c...

How I Find Open-Source Projects on GitHub That Actually Let You Contribute

Discover how to find beginner-friendly open-source projects on GitHub and start contributing today. Continue reading on Medium »

The Claude Code settings.json options that actually change behavior

Claude Code has a settings file at .claude/settings.json . Most people never touch it. A few options change behavior significantly. defaultMode { "def...

Mastering the OpenClaw Agentic Loop Upgrade: A Deep Dive into Autonomous Workflow Efficiency

Mastering the OpenClaw Agentic Loop Upgrade In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI-driven automation, the OpenClaw project stands out as a robust fra...

Why CLIs Beat MCP for AI Agents — And How to Build Your Own CLI Army.

Six words. Thats what Peter Steinberger — the guy behind OpenClaw, 190,000 GitHub stars, freshly recruited by Sam Altman  — posted on X last month. An...

Mastering Your AI Costs: An In-Depth Look at TokenWatch

Understanding Your AI Spending with TokenWatch In the rapidly evolving landscape of generative AI, one issue has become increasingly prominent for bot...

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Walking Workouts That Actually Work for Busy Developers

I spent three years thinking I needed to run myself into the ground to lose weight and build endurance. Every January, I'd lace up running shoes, down...