Exa Search: The AI-Native Search Engine Built for Agents
Deep dive into Exa, the AI-native search API. Real benchmarks: 452ms latency, 79-90% token savings, semantic discovery vs keyword matching.
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Chronological archive of every published AIHackers article, useful for tracking how guidance, model economics, and security assumptions evolved over time.
Kimi on NVIDIA NIM: K3 Listing and K2.6 Trial History
NVIDIA lists Kimi K3 under trial terms that exclude the API and generated content from production. Review data limits and the preserved August K2.6 OpenClaw evaluation example.
Claude Code Leak: The Hidden Features That Escaped, and What Builders Should Actually Care About
The Claude Code leak exposed hidden features, but the deeper lesson is operational: package artifacts can leak product boundaries, internal experiments, and roadmap intent.
Qwen 3.6 Plus Preview: Free 1M-Context Eval on OpenRouter
Qwen 3.6 Plus Preview is currently a free OpenRouter-hosted eval path with a 1M token context window. Here is what is verified, what is still missing, and when value hunters should use it.
AI Tools in March 2026
March 2026 AI tool recommendations by budget tier — free options, $20/mo, under $100, and $200+. Updated for the current free tier landscape.
Migrating from OpenAI to Kimi, Claude, or Antigravity (2026)
Complete migration guide: export your OpenAI data, compare features with Kimi k2.5 and Claude, cut costs by 80%.
Google AI Policy: OpenClaw Verification
Definitive guide to Google's split AI ecosystem for OpenClaw users. Antigravity OAuth is banned (Feb 2026 enforcement). Gemini API is allowed. Evidence-based analysis with enforcement timeline and migration paths.
Google Antigravity OAuth Risk
What breaks when using Antigravity OAuth tokens with third-party tools like OpenClaw.
Google Antigravity: $0 Individual Plan, Limits and Data
Google Antigravity's Individual plan is $0/month, with a basic weekly agent quota and plan-dependent models. Review interaction-data settings and account-access terms.
OpenClaw Provider Policies: Which APIs Allow It
Fact-checked comparison of AI provider policies on OpenClaw usage. Evidence-based analysis of Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, Kimi, and 10+ providers with risk ratings and migration guidance.
OpenClaw Provider Policy Check 2026: Complete Guide
Find out if your AI provider allows OpenClaw usage. 10-second status check for Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, Kimi, and 10+ providers with migration paths if you're at risk.
Google Lyria Music: Current Access and February Field Notes
Choose Lyria 3.5 in Gemini, Flow Music or the paid API. Hear eight historical Lyria 3 audio clips and check prompts, download limits and privacy.
Google API Key Privilege Escalation: Gemini Changed the Rules
Google spent a decade telling developers that Maps and Firebase API keys are not secrets. When Gemini arrived, those same public keys silently became live AI credentials—with no warning.
AI Provider Military Use Policies: Comparison Matrix
Evidence-based comparison of AI provider military use policies. Updated February 28, 2026: Anthropic formally blacklisted; OpenAI signed classified network deal with same safety redlines DOD rejected from Anthropic.
Anthropic Blacklisted by Pentagon: What Happened
Anthropic was formally designated a 'supply chain risk' and blacklisted from all U.S. government work on February 27 — hours before OpenAI announced a Pentagon deal containing the same safety redlines Anthropic was punished for holding.
Cerebras API Policy: OpenClaw Verification
Verification of Cerebras terms regarding third-party agent tools like OpenClaw. Evidence-based analysis of terms of service and risk factors for high-speed inference providers.
Mistral AI API Policy: OpenClaw Verification
Verification of Mistral AI terms regarding third-party agent tools like OpenClaw. Evidence-based analysis of terms of service with focus on Third-Party Services and MCP server integrations.
Perplexity API Policy: OpenClaw Verification
Verification of Perplexity API terms regarding third-party agent tools like OpenClaw. Evidence-based analysis of acceptable use policy and risk factors for search-augmented LLM usage.
Codex vs Claude Code vs Kimi Code
Current decision guide for Codex, Claude Code, and Kimi Code, separating tool plans from GPT-6, Opus 5.5, Kimi K3, and Kimi K2.7 model evidence.
Azure OpenAI Service Policy: OpenClaw Verification
Verification of Microsoft Azure OpenAI terms regarding third-party agent tools like OpenClaw. Evidence-based analysis of Enterprise AI Services Code of Conduct and limited access requirements.