#tools
20 posts tagged tools.
Why Open Source SDK Generation Matters for AI Builders
Google and Speakeasy open sourced their SDK generation tools, changing how beginners connect to AI APIs. Here's what you need to know.
How Cooley Uses ChatGPT to Streamline IPO Preparation for Lawyers
Cooley, a leading law firm, built GO Public with ChatGPT to automate IPO preparation, freeing lawyers to focus on strategic decisions.
Claude Merges Cowork and Chat into a Unified AI Assistant
Claude combines its Cowork and chat features into one assistant, making it easier to handle tasks without switching tools.
Claude for Small Business Expands with New Workflows and Training
Claude introduces 43 workflows and 27 integrations for small businesses, alongside free workshops and webinars to help owners streamline operations and grow their businesses.
How Fyxer's AI Assistant Learns from Real Workflows to Handle Complex Tasks
Fyxer built an AI executive assistant that learns from real workflows to handle complex tasks like email management, offering lessons for building contextual AI products.
How to Evaluate and Improve AI Coding Agents Effectively
Learn how to move beyond end-to-end benchmarks and use behavioral evaluations to iteratively improve AI coding agents.
Autonomous LLM Post-Training with Tunix on TPUs: What Beginners Need to Know
Google's Tunix enables autonomous post-training for LLMs, automating fine-tuning workflows on TPUs. Here's how it works and what it means for beginners.
How OpenAI Scaled Storage to Support 1 Billion ChatGPT Users
Learn how OpenAI's Habitat storage platform evolved to handle 70M requests per second for over 1 billion ChatGPT users.
How GPT-5.6 Sol Simplifies Quantum Computing Experiments for Beginners
GPT-5.6 Sol, paired with Codex, is helping researchers streamline quantum computing workflows, offering insights for beginners exploring AI-assisted experimentation.
Claude Cowork's built-in browser changes how beginners use web tasks with AI
Claude Cowork now includes a dedicated browser, letting beginners offload web tasks without sharing their personal browser data.
Google’s Gemini Enterprise Program Sprints: What It Means for Beginners
Google’s Gemini Enterprise Program Sprints focus on improving developer workflows for AI governance, making it easier for beginners to build secure and reliable AI solutions.
OpenAI’s $1B Daybreak Initiative: What It Means for Beginners Building with AI
OpenAI’s $1B Daybreak initiative aims to protect essential services with AI-powered cybersecurity tools. Here’s what it means for beginners learning to build with these technologies.
How ChatGPT Work transformed ATV Big Air Tour’s operations
Discover how ATV Big Air Tour reduced manual tasks from days to hours using ChatGPT Work, streamlining marketing, inventory, and event management.
How AI-native companies are reshaping workflows for beginners
Learn how AI-native companies are turning workflows into repeatable, measurable processes, and what it means for beginners in AI-assisted coding.
How Google’s Agent Development Kit Secures AI Agents for Beginners
Learn how Google’s Agent Development Kit helps you build secure AI agents with zero-trust architecture, even as a beginner.
HeyGen's Avatar IV gets a speed boost on Google Cloud TPUs
HeyGen's Avatar IV video generation pipeline runs 1.86× faster on Google Cloud TPUs, with optimizations that maintain video quality while reducing costs.
Google Cloud API Gateway Adds Model Routing for AI Applications
Google Cloud API Gateway now supports model routing, allowing developers to dynamically route AI requests to different models without hardcoding endpoints.
Claude's new Apple integration changes how you build iOS apps with AI
Claude now works with Apple's Foundation Models framework, letting Swift developers combine on-device AI with Claude's reasoning in one workflow.
Agent Plugins standardize how AI coding tools share components
A new open format packages AI agent skills and tools together without locking them to one platform.
Terminal agent or editor agent — which should you start with?
The biggest fork in AI coding tools is not which model you pick. It is whether the agent lives in your terminal or inside your editor — and one of them teaches you far more.