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Elon Musk highlights that Grok Imagine's image editing capabilities have been greatly improved, with precise segment editing tools that let users target specific parts of an image instead of regenerating the whole thing.
The user found that Codex's auto-review mode calls an independent agent for approval, causing fast token consumption, and is planning to switch to full-access mode.
A free prompt for Claude Code that audits installed skills and uses a Gauntlet Loop to blind-test upgraded versions against originals, upgrading or retiring skills to work better with Opus 5.
This article shares encouragement for indie developers, citing Haiming Dev’s example of earning over 500,000 yuan in two years from making apps. It emphasizes that AI has lowered the barrier to creation, media distribution costs are low, the market is huge, and believes the current era is the best for creators.
Introducing the open-source AI coding agent tool Cline, supporting the SDK, CLI, VS Code, and the JetBrains suite. It can automatically read code, create files, and run commands in the IDE and terminal, and supports kanban-based parallel multi-agent workflows and CI/CD integration.
A chart ranking the top 20 most visited AI tools by estimated web visits from May 2025 to Apr 2026 shows ChatGPT dominating with 64.7B visits, far ahead of Canva, Gemini, and others, based on a study of 9,531 AI tools.
Introduces diagram-design, an open-source Claude Code skill that generates 27 types of branded diagrams (flowcharts, architecture, etc.) automatically matching a website's fonts and colors.
Flowise, a popular open-source low-code platform for building AI applications, is winding down operations due to a shift toward coding agents. The repo will be archived by August 2026, and the community is encouraged to fork the code.
Tweet highlighting Higgsfield's new skill that enables creating 10-minute editorial explainer videos with research, generation, voiceover, and subtitles built in, usable in Claude, ChatGPT, and Supercomputer.
Recommends 6 websites worth bookmarking long-term, including GitHub Trending, Product Hunt, Google AI Studio, Hugging Face Spaces, MIT OpenCourseWare, and Figma Community, to help reduce information asymmetry.
Notebook Pro now offers more powerful features to all Pro users, supporting quiz generation, PDF creation, business data analysis, online research and table generation, along with prompts that can be reused directly.
The article provides an in-depth comparison of two AI agent tools, OpenAI Codex and Tencent WorkBuddy, across ten dimensions including positioning, ease of getting started, coding capability, and office productivity, to help users with different needs choose the right one.
The author built a local video generation studio using MiniMax's H3 model, thanking MiniMax for the state-of-the-art model.
The article introduces the powerful combination of NotebookLM and Google Antigravity, provides a 2-minute quick setup and usage guide, and emphasizes this overlooked leverage effect.
Nous Research launched a free Hermes agent Skills Hub with 90,000+ community skills across 200+ categories, including skills from OpenAI, Anthropic, and HuggingFace.
A tweet curating 10 free open-source GitHub repositories, including AI gateway OmniRoute, OfficeCLI, system prompt leaks, OpenCut, AI job search, Meetily, Vibe-Trading, Strix, Superpower, and Firecrawl, covering AI, productivity, and security use cases.
Lovable announces an upgrade to its community program and opens applications for new ambassador roles (City, Campus, Industry, Educator Leads), offering perks like free Pro accounts and direct team access.
Google highlights 10 ways its AI tools can help with internships, studying, and skill-building, including Gemini's study guides, interview practice, resume help, and video analysis.
UML (Universal Memory Layer) is an open-source shared memory graph for Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI agents, letting users save and recall structured memory across tools via MCP with a visual dashboard and API.
A builder shares a one-month honest review of Viktor, an AI employee that saves their team ~12 hours weekly and caught a contract deadline, arguing the tool pays for itself.