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  • 2026-02-12 | From Phone to Live Site in 10 Minutes: Kimi's Website Builder How to generate production landing pages entirely from mobile using Kimi k2.5's website builder agent. Complete workflow with prompt templates and live demo.
  • 2026-02-11 | The 20-Minute Blog, Three Years Later: What Actually Works in 2026 On April 4, 2023 I tested GPT-4 blog writing in 20 minutes. This is the 2026 workflow that replaced speed-first publishing: vibe, verify, ship.
  • 2026-02-11 | The Lost AI Posts of April 2023: What Survived, What Failed, What to Publish Instead A practical reconstruction of three deleted April 2023 AI posts, with 2026 guidance for replacing hype with durable, verified content.
  • 2026-02-11 | Vibe Coding Lessons (2023-2026): A Production Playbook What changed from speed-first AI drafting in 2023 to verification-first publishing in 2026, with a practical playbook for durable authority.
  • 2026-02-07 | AGENTS.md: What Actually Works (And What Doesn't) Evidence-based guide to writing AGENTS.md files that AI agents actually follow. Lessons from Vercel's evals, multi-tool testing, and production usage across Python, TypeScript, and documentation projects.
  • 2026-02-04 | Three Years in the Vibe Coding Trenches: A 2023-2026 Retrospective What we got wrong about AI-generated content in 2023, what actually worked, and how the vibe coding era shaped modern AI security thinking.
  • 2026-02-03 | Kimi K2.5's Open-Source Pricing Strategy: How Moonshot AI Is Buying Market Share Strategic analysis of Moonshot AI's playbook: open weights + aggressive promotional pricing ($0.99 first month via AI agent) to capture developers from closed-source incumbents. Includes agent swarm impressiveness framework and market positioning vs Codex/Claude.
  • 2026-02-03 | Running LLMs Locally: A Practical Guide How to decide between local and cloud, pick a runtime, and size hardware for fast, private LLMs.
  • 2026-02-03 | Windsurf Acquisition Collapse: What It Means for AI Coding Tool Value How OpenAI's $3B Windsurf deal collapsed, where the product stands now under Cognition, and what it reveals about value capture and platform risk in AI coding tools.
  • 2026-02-03 | Codex vs Claude Code vs Kimi k2.5: Three Paradigms for AI-Assisted Development A comparative analysis of three AI coding approaches: OpenAI Codex's parallel cloud agents, Claude Code's terminal-native transparency, and Kimi k2.5's open ecosystem with 100 sub-agent swarms.
  • 2026-02-03 | Moltbook Field Notes: Agents Doing Weird and Wonderful Things Observations from the first agent-only social network. Creative experiments, emergent behaviors, and what happens when you let bots run a Reddit.
  • 2026-02-01 | OpenClaw: The Fastest-Growing AI Project and the Security Wake-Up Call It Delivered How a weekend project became the fastest-growing open-source AI agent in history—and why its first week proved that local-first architecture doesn't automatically mean secure.
  • 2026-01-30 | Isolation for Always-On Agents: Why a $5 VPS Beats Local Hardware Docker is not a security boundary for autonomous agents. Use VM or VPS isolation and separate credentials for OpenClaw-style tools.
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