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What Changed in GPT Image 2: Japanese Text Rendering, Banners, Avatars, and OpenAI's Prompting Playbook
GPT Image 2 is OpenAI's image model from April 21, 2026. Third-party tests report ~99% character accuracy on non-Latin scripts (Japanese, CJK), 2K-class output (4K experimental), up to 10 images per prompt, 16 reference inputs, and a thinking mode. Covers the 1.5 diff, Nano Banana 2, and prompts.
Why Old Prompts Hurt GPT-5.5: OpenAI's 7-Element Structure and the Fresh Baseline Strategy
GPT-5.5 prompt guidance is OpenAI's official directive for the new model family. It explains when chain-of-thought nudges and ALWAYS/NEVER rules backfire, the 7-element structure (Role, Personality, Goal, Success Criteria, Constraints, Output, Stop Rules), and the fresh-baseline migration strategy.
What Is GPT-5.5? Benchmarks, Pricing, and How It Compares to Claude Opus 4.7 and Gemini 3.1 Pro
GPT-5.5 is the latest AI model from OpenAI, released on April 23, 2026. It achieves 82.7% on Terminal-Bench 2.0 (state-of-the-art) and excels at agentic work. This article covers benchmarks, API pricing, and detailed comparisons with Claude Opus 4.7 and Gemini 3.1 Pro.
What Is Shopify Sidekick? The Winter '26 Upgrade, Real Usage, and How It Differs from ChatGPT
Shopify Sidekick is an e-commerce-specific AI assistant built into the Shopify admin. This article covers the Winter '26 Edition upgrades (Sidekick Pulse, Skills, Agentic Storefronts, Tinker), how it compares with ChatGPT, and how to start using it.
Claude AI Design vs Figma vs Google Stitch vs Pencil.dev: A 2026 Comparison Guide
Claude AI Design is a conversational AI design tool launched by Anthropic in April 2026. This guide compares it with Figma, Google Stitch, and Pencil.dev across features, pricing, and use cases.
What Is Hermes Agent? How a Self-Improving AI Agent Works and How It Compares to OpenClaw
Hermes Agent is a self-improving open-source AI agent developed by Nous Research. This article explains its closed learning loop that gets smarter with each task, installation steps, and a detailed comparison with OpenClaw.
Kimi K2.6: The 1 Trillion Parameter Open Model That Beats Claude Opus 4.6 — Setup Guide and Benchmark Comparison
Kimi K2.6 is a 1 trillion parameter open-weight MoE model from Moonshot AI that outperforms Claude Opus 4.6 on key benchmarks. This guide covers specs, competitor comparisons, and three ways to run it.
Getting Started with Superset — Run 10+ AI Coding Agents in Parallel
Superset is a desktop application that orchestrates multiple AI coding agents in isolated Git worktrees for parallel execution. This step-by-step tutorial covers installation, workspace creation, agent execution, and code review workflows.
Pencil.dev Explained: How It Compares to Figma and Why Engineers Love It
Pencil.dev is an AI-native design tool that runs inside your IDE, enabling Design-as-Code with Git version control. Learn how it compares to Figma, its MCP integration with Claude Code, and practical setup steps.
Announcing cmux Skills for agent-skills — fork, delegate & second-opinion for Multi-Agent Orchestration
We released three new cmux skills for agent-skills: cmux-fork for conversation branching, cmux-delegate for cross-agent task delegation, and cmux-second-opinion for independent code review. This article explains why we built them and how to use them.
cmux Official Skills Deep Dive — Terminal Control, Browser Automation & Markdown Viewer
cmux official skills are instruction sets that enable AI agents to autonomously control terminal layouts, automate browser interactions, and display live Markdown previews. This article covers all commands and practical patterns for the three official skills with code examples.
Getting Things Done with cmux Alone — Pane Splitting, Built-in Browser, and lazygit
A practical guide to handling 80% of your daily development workflow in the terminal using cmux pane splitting, its built-in browser, and lazygit.
Full IDE in the Terminal with Yazi + Neovim — File Trees and Code Navigation
A practical guide to building a VSCode-equivalent IDE environment entirely in the terminal by adding the Yazi file manager and Neovim (LazyVim) to cmux.
Getting Started with cmux — A Terminal Built for AI Coding Agents
cmux is a macOS-native terminal designed for AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. This guide covers installation, core features, and practical workflows for running multiple agents side by side.
The Anthropic Shock That Wiped Out $285 Billion — Inside the SaaS Crash and What to Buy in the AI Era
In February 2026, the Anthropic Shock erased $285 billion from SaaS stocks. We break down IBM's worst crash in 25 years, the ripple effects on Japanese SaaS, and what top investors like Cathie Wood say about which stocks to buy in the AI agent era.
Claude Code Auto Memory Explained: How AI Learns Across Sessions
A deep dive into the Auto Memory feature introduced in Claude Code v2.1.32 — how it works, directory structure, how it differs from CLAUDE.md, and practical tips for getting the most out of it.