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The exact n8n flows, Claude Code setups, and prompts we ship — broken down step by step.
Teardowns of real automations. What worked, what did not, what shipped.
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Featured · July 22, 2026
We pulled our own Google Search Console panel: 2,033,312 impressions, 13,293 clicks, 0.65% CTR across 768 pages. Original first-party data on where zero-click search actually costs us clicks.
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Featured · June 15, 2026
A forward deployed engineer builds inside a customer's team instead of from a distance. What the role covers, when it makes sense, and what to charge.
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Featured · June 12, 2026
On June 10, 2026, jailbreak researcher Pliny the Liberator published what he claims is the full system prompt behind Claude Fable 5 on Claude.
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Featured · June 11, 2026
Claude Fable 5 and Fable 5.1 cost $10 per million input tokens and $50 per million output tokens. Fable 5.1 cuts cache reads to $0.25. Here is what real tasks cost, and how Opus 5.5 at $4/$20 compares.
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Featured · June 9, 2026
Claude Fable 5 has been available again since July 1, 2026, after an 18-day export-control suspension. Fable 5.1 shipped September 1. Here is how to access both, what they cost, and how Mythos 5 access works.
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Featured · March 29, 2026
The 12 best GitHub repos for Claude Code in 2026: production skills, Anthropic's official skills repo, TDD frameworks, MCP servers, agent harnesses, CI/CD integration and usage tracking.
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A forward deployed engineer ships production code and owns the outcome. A consultant delivers advice. The honest table on embed duration, code ownership, incentive, and when each fits.
The FDE salary web is dominated by unsourced content-farm numbers. Here is what the credible sources actually say, why the real range is wide, and how to verify comp yourself.
Shadow AI, model drift, accountability gaps, vendor risk, regulatory uncertainty, and organizational buy-in are the failure modes every AI governance program hits. Here is what actually addresses each, honestly.
Most AI governance frameworks fail because the policy gets written before anyone inventories what AI systems actually exist. Here is the six-phase build: charter, inventory, risk tiering, controls, monitoring, review.
Most AI governance is a policy document nobody follows, not a real level. Here is the 5-level maturity model (none to optimized), a 10-question self-assessment, and what actually moves you up a level.
How to actually use OpenAI Codex CLI: auth, sandbox modes, AGENTS.md, first tasks, the commands worth memorizing, and the errors people hit in week one.
Both are terminal coding agents that edit files, run commands, and iterate on their own. An honest, verified comparison of OpenAI Codex CLI and Claude Code: install, pricing, permissions, and ecosystem, no invented benchmarks.
OpenAI Codex CLI is a terminal coding agent that reads your repo, proposes patches, and runs commands. What it is, every install path, how auth works, and the first commands to run.
Kimi K3 is live: the kimi.com app for chat, the API for everything else. How to get access, a working code snippet, and the real per-token pricing Moonshot published.