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How to Stretch a Free LLM Tier

How to Stretch a Free LLM Tier

Free LLM tiers usually die from bloated prompts, not stingy quotas. Context discipline, caching, tiering, batching, and backoff that triple your runway.

The Free AI Stack: What $0 Gets You

The Free AI Stack: What $0 Gets You

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A capability map of what's free from AI providers in 2026: chat, APIs, image generation, speech tools, and coding help, with the real quotas.

Agentic Browsers: Browser-Use & Skyvern Reviewed

Agentic Browsers: Browser-Use & Skyvern Reviewed

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Browser-Use and Skyvern let LLMs drive real browsers via natural language goals. Here's what they can actually do, where they break, and when Playwright is still the right call.

Your Agent Doesn't Need a Shell

Your Agent Doesn't Need a Shell

Coding agents get unrestricted shell access by default because it's easy, not because they need it. Here's the short list of what actually breaks without one.

DeepSeek V4 Flash: 28 Cents a Million

DeepSeek V4 Flash: 28 Cents a Million

DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731 hits 50 on the independent intelligence index at $0.14/$0.28 per million tokens. Same weights as the preview, redone post-training.

Where Should Your Coding Agent Run?

Where Should Your Coding Agent Run?

Claude Code and other AI coding agents need somewhere to run. Compare laptop, Docker, throwaway VMs, and Cloudflare Workers on blast radius, cost, and setup.

Local Coding Agents Need Less Context

Local Coding Agents Need Less Context

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Local coding agents don't fail because your 27B model is too small. They fail because you let 200K tokens of garbage pile up in the context window. Cap it low.

RAGAS: Evaluating RAG Without Vibes

RAGAS: Evaluating RAG Without Vibes

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Stop guessing if your RAG pipeline works. RAGAS gives you reproducible metrics: faithfulness, answer relevance, context precision and recall.