… Fast-forward to today, as I and likely plenty of other AI users hopscotch between Antigravity, Claude Code, and OpenAI’s codex, juggling $20-a-month plans for each service and squeezing as much agentic AI coding in as I can without hitting those damnable limits. …
… I’m guessing many small business owners will quite rightly balk at the prospect of handing their tried-and-true workflows to an unpredictable AI model, even one as powerful as Claude. …
… Initially I tried adapting existing OpenClaw clones on GitHub, then I tried vibe-coding my own from scratch. “OK Claude” or Gemini, or Codex , I'd ask, “I want to build my own OpenClaw.” I’d then paint the various features with the broadest of strokes, while giving the AI plenty of latitude in term… …
… The unannounced Orbit feature, which could be unveiled as soon as Wednesday at Anthropic's Code with Claude conference in San Francisco, appears to be aimed primarily at developers looking to manage their production workflows, allowing Claude to proactively serve up daily briefings that it research… …
… While some AI assistant tools like Claude Cowork won’t train their models on your data, your file could still be at risk from “prompt-injection” attacks–that is, files with hidden prompts that could trick Claude or another AI into uploading sensitive information to the attacker. …