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  • Cline Desktop: An open-source app for open-weight models

    Meet Cline Desktop, an open-source app for open-weight models. Run parallel AI agents, automate recurring tasks, choose from 300+ models, and extend your workflow with plugins, MCP servers, and skills.

    Cline5 min read
  • Hey Siri, split my rupiah bill

    Apple’s AI is getting more personal — and more expensive. Plus, we get pitched by an AI agent, and the AI doomer drama continues.

    Tech In Asia AI1 min read
  • Marzban — Laddoo 70/100

    Marzban — open-source (AGPL-3.0) proxy-management panel: web UI, REST API, Telegram bot, multi-admin, multi-server scaling. Mature community project, docs navigated cleanly by our engine; capabilities self-described, nothing deployed. Infrastructure, not an AI agent.

    Hlido Blog3 min read
  • Meta Muse: Will It Replace ChatGPT

    Meta Muse might be one of the most interesting AI assistants I’ve tested so far. Unlike a normal AI chatbot, Muse is designed to act more like a personal agent that can remember information about you, use websites, monitor things in the background, connect to your apps, and actually complete tasks…

    Anjana Gowtham
  • 10 Cost Optimization Strategies for AI

    The most popular advice about AI cost control starts in the wrong place. Teams compare model prices, switch providers, and negotiate usage rates while overlooking the larger cost system around each deployment.

    Donely Blog20 min read
  • OttoKit (SureTriggers) vs Uncanny Automator: Which Is Better for WordPress in 2026?

    OttoKit vs Uncanny Automator — which is better for WordPress automation in 2026? An honest comparison of pricing, task limits, integrations, and AI. TLDR? Get the highlights▾ 1The verdict up front: if your automations live on your WordPress site, Uncanny Automator is the better fit.

    Uncanny Automator Blog22 min read
  • Workbench vs Screens Remote Desktop

    If you’re looking for remote desktop software for your Mac, Workbench and Screens will probably both come up. They’re two of the most popular options for Apple users, and on the surface they look similar: Both let you access a Mac from another device. Both have native iPhone and iPad apps.

    Astropad Workbench Blog8 min read
  • Draw This Before You Build an AI Agent

    Before you write a single line of LangGraph, CrewAI, or Python code, there is one control flow graph you must draw as part of your system design. In this video, I share a 5-question framework to help you architect reliable agents, protect irreversible actions, and decide whether you need an…

    The One AI Architect
  • Human-in-the-Loop Engineering

    AI can write code quickly, but shipping reliable software remains a human endeavor. The operating model I've built at Ariso: sprint planning becomes a dashboard of to-dos, I rewrite each in my own words inside Ivan, Ivan opens draft PRs, and custom widgets surface the review queue.

    Oats Blog4 min read
  • Microsoft Foundry Tutorial For Beginners (2026 Guide) | Azure AI Data Engineer

    Microsoft Foundry Tutorial | AI Engineer | AI Data Engineer | Langchain | AI Agents | Agentic AI | Azure AI What you will learn? This 3 hours long Microsoft Foundry Tutorial is a complete masterclass for everyone who wants to learn Microsoft Foundry and Azure AI services from scratch because it is…

    Ansh Lamba JSR
  • How to stop an AI agent from reading your secrets

    Both Cursor and Claude Code document the same hole in their own guides: the ignore or deny rule that hides your .env from the agent does not stop the terminal it runs commands in.

    SlimSnap Blog6 min read

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