Which model to pick, what it really costs and what it changes when you work alone: releases from Claude, ChatGPT and the others, explained in plain words.
Tempted by mods but not sure what to ask for? Here are 7 ideas that help when you work alone, each with the sentence to paste into Claude Code.
Two free, open-source AI agents that do almost the same thing. So which one should you install? Here is what sets them apart, and our advice for your case.
Want to try Hermes Agent without opening a terminal? One download is enough. We walk you through it on Mac and Windows, right up to your first message.
Your Claude Max plan hides $100 to $200 of API credits a month, but you have to claim them. We show you where to click, and the trap to avoid when you confirm.
A Claude model ten times cheaper than the last one, and open to free accounts: what is Haiku 5.5 for when you work alone? We sort it out with you.
A French model cheaper than GPT-6 Sol, and soon open to everyone: should you switch tools when you work alone? Here is what it changes for you.
Claude Code can finally look like what you need, and Claude does the work. Here is how to get your first mod, and the trap to avoid.
A dot keeps working after you close ChatGPT, but it doesn't get to decide everything. What it does alone, what it asks you first, and why Europe waits.
Same price, same promises: on paper, GPT-6 Sol and Claude Sonnet 5.5 look alike. Here's which one to pick for your work, and the pricing trap to avoid.
Faster, cheaper, almost as strong as Opus: Sonnet 5.5 is tempting. Here's where it shines, what it really costs, and what breaks when you switch to it.
Claude Opus 5.5 costs 20%, 40% or 60% less, depending on who is counting. We untangle the prices, the scores against Fable 5.1 and what changes for your quota.
Cowork is no longer a separate product: one Claude, no selector. What keeps running in the cloud, what still needs the desktop app, and on which plans.
