Short, practical writing on choosing software and judging whether a discount is worth taking.
ai-tools · 4 min read
Meta shipped a personal AI agent without much noise. Muse sorts email, books things and keeps a calendar, and an invite code is said to give a billion tokens to both people. How to join, how to redeem, and what we could and could not confirm.
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ai-tools · 3 min read
Existing Claude Pro and Max subscribers can claim $100 of credit for cloud sessions in Claude Code. Claim by 8 October 2026, spend by 5 November. Here is what a cloud session is, who qualifies, and the exact steps.
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ai-tools · 4 min read
Every company now says its model is agentic. Under the word is something specific: the model does a long job in steps, using tools, without being walked through each one. Here is what that looks like when it works and where it still breaks.
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ai-tools · 4 min read
The free plan is not a trial and it does not expire. It includes web search, file creation, code execution, app connections and Artifacts. Here is what that covers in practice, and the point where paying starts to make sense.
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ai-tools · 6 min read
Anthropic released Opus 5.5 on 22 September 2026 and says it costs 40 percent less to run than Opus 5 while matching Fable 5.1 on most work. Here is what the price table says, what changed, and whether any of it touches your bill.
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ai-tools · 6 min read
Anthropic, Google, Meta, NVIDIA, Microsoft, OpenAI, IBM, AWS, DeepLearning.AI and Hugging Face all teach AI for nothing. We fetched every link before publishing: two were pointing at the wrong page, and three of the ten are not as free as the list suggests.
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ai-tools · 3 min read
The three video models everyone is searching for, what access to each really requires, and why the honest answer to “how do I use Sora 2 free” is not the one the round-up pages give.
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ai-tools · 5 min read
A gateway that gives new accounts $50 of credit across six frontier models, and rations the Claude and GPT ones into two batches a day. The per-model prices, how far the credit goes on each, and the error you will hit when a batch runs dry.
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