Agents now ship while I sleep. The scarce work moved from writing code to understanding it, and I think engineering, product, design and data will fold into one role. A short documentary and the case for the product builder.
An 8-minute documentary and a field guide to QMD, the local search engine that gives coding agents a memory: one real query traced stage by stage, the harness that makes agents use it, and the numbers from six months of daily use.
Anthropic's four certification exams cost $99 to $175, are proctored by Pearson VUE and are open only to people at Claude Partner Network firms. Who can sit what, how the exam works, how to prepare, and the free Academy courses for everyone else.
One old post brought in 24 of my 30 new subscribers in two weeks, every one labeled Direct, while Google sent almost nothing. Claude cites it, through links that drop the referrer. The evidence, a check you can run, and what it can't prove.
Google lists Nano Banana 2.1's 1K image output at $0.0336, about a sixth of what one Sunburst image at max cost me. Sunburst still leads all six independent leaderboard views I checked. Prices, Google's 4K discrepancy, features, and which jobs suit which model.
A 9-minute documentary and a field manual for running Claude Code and Codex in parallel: when to stay, clear, branch, fork or spin off, when you need a worktree, what it costs, and how to make the agents do it for you.
An agent can now write a program that runs many agents in phases on Anthropic's servers. How a run works, what it costs, and what to check first.
One bullet, two qualifiers and a carve-out paragraph: what Anthropic's new rule on cruelty toward its models says, and what it means for you.
Claude and Codex quietly hand out free limit resets. Where they hide, what each kind refills, and when pressing one backfires.
What the $1,000, the free Team year and the fine print are actually worth, and how AWS Activate credits can pay for Claude on Bedrock.
A nine-minute documentary about everything around the models: one rulebook for Claude and Codex, shared memory, cross-provider review, account guards, clean handovers and loops that know how to stop.
Same $700, one provider fewer. What 620 review receipts say about the cut, what it costs, and how two Claude accounts now route by directory.