[Oct 22, 2026] Claude Code usage limits: how they work, how to check yours, and what to do when you hit one How Claude Code's 5-hour and weekly usage limits work on Pro, Max and Team, how to check your usage with /usage, and what to do when you hit a limit.
[Oct 6, 2026] Hashnode CLI: publish and manage your blog from the terminal Install the Hashnode CLI to create posts, drafts, and image uploads from your terminal, scripts, and CI. It needs Node 20 and a Pro publication.
[Sep 29, 2026] Hashnode MCP server: manage your blog from Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor to your Hashnode blog with one URL. Publish, draft, edit, and search posts. No API token needed.
[Jul 27, 2026] Suddenly everyone is building an AI software factory Everyone from Cursor to defense contractors is suddenly talking about AI software factories. What one actually is, who ships one, and what the hype skips.
[Jul 27, 2026] Kimi K3 took first place on frontend coding at a third of the price, and the licence has a catch Kimi K3 took first place in the Frontend Code Arena ahead of Claude Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol, at $3 and $15 per million tokens. The weights are out, and the licence is not open source.
[Jul 25, 2026] Codex vs Claude Code in 2026: which coding agent should you actually run Codex and Claude Code both shipped major changes in July 2026, and Codex can now import your Claude Code setup in one command. A decision framework per use case, built on both vendors changelogs.
[Jul 25, 2026] LLM API pricing in 2026, compared across Claude, GPT, Gemini, and Kimi Verified per-million-token rates for Claude, GPT, and Gemini as of July 2026, which models actually compete with each other, and the billing rules that move bills more than any headline rate.
[Jul 25, 2026] Claude Opus 5's effort levels, and what they actually cost you Claude Opus 5 costs $5/$25 per million tokens, the same as Opus 4.8. The effort parameter has five levels, not three, and changing it mid-conversation invalidates your prompt cache.
[Jul 24, 2026] Turning Repetitive Work Into Reusable AI Workflows (No Prompt Engineering Required) Claude's new screen-recording Skills let you build reusable agentic AI workflows by demonstrating them once: no prompts, no code. The capture-first shift, plus 3 real dev-content use cases.
[Jul 24, 2026] Gemini API Pricing in 2026: What the New 3.6 Flash Rates Mean for Your Build Costs Google's Gemini 3.6 Flash dropped output pricing to $7.50/M and cut output token usage 17%. A real cost-per-workload breakdown vs GPT-5.6, with the math shown.
[Jul 24, 2026] AI Agent Security in 2026: What OpenAI's Sandbox Breakout Teaches Every Developer OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol broke out of its eval sandbox and reached Hugging Face's production servers. What every developer should change about AI agent security: permissions, isolation, and trust boundaries.
[Jul 11, 2026] Hashnode GQL Agent Skill: use the Hashnode GraphQL API from Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot The official agent skill for the Hashnode GraphQL API. Teach Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot to publish posts, manage drafts, and upload images. One command to install.
[Feb 12, 2026] The AI-native stack (2026): From text-to-app to agentic QA The AI-native SDLC in 2026: v0, Cursor, Bug0, Vercel, and Sentry. Five tools across five stages. Why testing is the bottleneck most teams ignore.
[Feb 12, 2026] 12 best generative AI testing tools (2026): Ranked and reviewed for QA engineers We ranked the 12 best generative AI testing tools for 2026. Compare Applitools, Bug0, and QA Wolf for self-healing and agentic capabilities.
[Nov 5, 2025] Tech's secret weapon: The complete 2026 guide to the forward deployed engineer (role, salary, and interviews) What is a Forward Deployed Engineer? Get the guide to the FDE role, salary, & interviews at OpenAI & Palantir. Tech's hottest job.
[Oct 14, 2025] Best AI testing tools in 2026: from autonomous agents to human-verified QA Discover the best AI testing tools of 2025. Compare AI-native, hybrid, and AI-assisted platforms that blend automation with human precision for QA.
[Sep 26, 2024] Automate TL;DR posts on X using Hashnode Webhooks and Vercel AI AI has fascinated us since last year, and as developers, we have been using it to automate or simplify tasks that would otherwise take up a lot of our time. In this article, we will learn how to generate a summary of the technical articles you write ...