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AIStarter and PanelAI Architecture Upgrade Explained: The Evolution of an All-in-One AI Toolbox
Deep dive into AIStarter and PanelAI architecture upgrades covering project market, model management, AI assistant features, and pricing strategy for this all-in-one AI toolbox.
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Tutorials·3 min
Figma + Cursor + UniApp in Practice: Building a Complete APP with Zero Manual Coding
How to build a complete online learning platform with Figma design, Cursor AI coding, and UniApp+UniCloud — including user APP and admin system — without writing any code manually.
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Product Reviews·2 min
Xiaomi MIMO Free 200M Token Hands-On: A Budget Alternative Amid AI Coding Tool Price Hikes
Hands-on review of Xiaomi MIMO 2.5's free 200M Token offer. Covers the application process, coding performance vs Copilot and DeepSeek V4, usage limitations, and who should try this free AI coding tool.
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Product Reviews·2 min
How to Choose an AI Coding Plan? Comparing Cursor, ChatGPT, GLM, and Other Top Options
Compare top AI coding plans including Cursor Max, ChatGPT Pro, GLM Coding Plan, and DeepSeek API — with pricing, performance, and use-case recommendations to help you choose.
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WaLiCode v0.2.0: Indie AI IDE Adds Multi-Project Chat and Task Decomposition
Indie developer releases AI IDE WaLiCode v0.2.0 with multi-project chat, task decomposition mode, and Ollama local model support, addressing pain points in mainstream AI IDEs.
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Cursor 3.0 Deep Dive: Rust Rewrite, In-House Model & Agent Orchestration Platform Fully Explained
Deep analysis of Cursor 3.0's three core upgrades: Rust rewrite leaving VS Code behind, in-house Composer 2 model with 86% cost reduction, and Agent Windows for multi-agent parallel development.
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Tutorials·3 min
Quit My State-Owned Enterprise Job to Build a Mini Program with Cursor: A Regular Person's AI Monetization Story
A zero-coding SOE employee quit his job and built a mini program with Cursor. This article analyzes how ordinary people can leverage AI tools for low-cost product development with practical advice.
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Product Reviews·2 min
Cursor 3.0 Update Analysis: Multi-Agent Windows and Design Mode Hands-On Experience
Deep analysis of Cursor 3.0's two core updates: Agent Window for multi-Agent parallel development with cloud cross-device collaboration, and Design Mode for direct UI modification in the browser.
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Tutorials·3 min
Building Your AI Second Brain: A Zero-Code Deployment Guide with Local Database + MCP
Learn how to build a personal AI knowledge base with local vector databases, MCP protocol, and Obsidian. Achieve semantic retrieval and auto-ingestion with zero-code deployment in one hour.
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Tutorials·3 min
Building a Financial Report Analysis AI Agent with Cursor + Skills: A Step-by-Step Tutorial from Scratch
A hands-on tutorial for building a financial report analysis AI Agent from scratch using Cursor editor, Skills definitions, and MiniMax M2.1. Covers setup, architecture, Skills methodology, and multi-language programming.
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Product Reviews·3 min
Devin 2.0 In-Depth Review: Is the $20/Month AI Coding Agent Actually Worth It?
In-depth analysis of Devin 2.0: dropped from $500 to $20/month, 12x efficiency in code migration, but only 15% completion on complex tasks. Real test data on use cases and limitations.
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Tutorials·3 min
V0 + Cursor + Supabase + Vercel: Build a SaaS App with AI in 4 Steps — No Coding Required
Learn how to build and launch a complete SaaS app using V0 for UI design, Cursor for coding, Supabase for backend, and Vercel for deployment — no programming experience required.
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Tutorials·3 min
Cursor Beginner's Guide: A Complete Strategy to 10x Your Productivity with AI Programming from Scratch
Complete guide to Cursor AI programming tool: installation, core features, and practical tips. Compares GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Trae and more to help beginners boost development efficiency 10x.
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Expert Opinions·3 min
Gumloop Founder: 50 AI Agents Running Your Company? Don't Fall for It
Gumloop founder Max shares the truth about AI automation: processing 4M daily workflows taught him why 50 AI Agents running a company is a lie, and why the real AI philosophy is acceleration, not replacement.
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Research·3 min
110K PRs Tested: Which of 5 AI Coding Agents Is Most Reliable?
Empirical study of 110K open-source PRs comparing 5 AI coding agents (GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Devin) on merge rates, code survival, and long-term maintainability—revealing AI code's 50% one-year survival rate.
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Tutorials·3 min
Cursor 1.0 Getting Started Guide: Complete Workflow from Installation to MCP Setup
Complete guide to Cursor 1.0: installation, Chinese setup, MCP configuration, and AI Agent tips. From download to folder management, model selection, and file referencing for beginners.
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Product Reviews·3 min
OpenCLI: Wrapping Websites and Desktop Apps into Reusable CLI Commands for AI
OpenCLI is an open-source tool that wraps websites and desktop apps into reusable CLI commands for AI Agents. With 90+ built-in adapters, browser login state reuse, and auto-generated adapters.
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Product Reviews·3 min
OpenHands Deep Dive: How an Open-Source AI Coding Agent is Redefining Software Development
Deep dive into OpenHands, an open-source AI coding agent platform covering architecture design, sandboxed code execution, and multi-tool orchestration, compared with Copilot, Devin, and more.
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Product Reviews·2 min
ZenFlow Hands-On: Testing the Spec-Driven Fully Autonomous AI Software Engineer
Hands-on review of ZenFlow—the first spec-driven fully autonomous AI software engineer. Multi-agent parallel collaboration with built-in verification delivers end-to-end development from ideation to production.
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Product Reviews·2 min
89K Stars: Deep Dive into the Open-Source Tool That Lets AI Agents Take Over Your Browser
Deep dive into the 89K-star AI browser automation open-source project on GitHub — how it lets LLMs autonomously control browsers for web tasks, covering core capabilities, use cases, and getting started.
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