I used Claude Code, Google Antigravity, and Codex for a month and I have a clear winner for you
… The reason is simple: it’s the only tool that bridges the gap between an autonomous agent and the manual precision of a traditional IDE. …
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I use OpenCode over Claude Code, and it's every bit as good
… It supports MCP servers, so you can connect it to all your favorite tools. You can also create Skills — reusable sets of instructions that your agent can load on demand for specific tasks. …
I built a local voice assistant that doesn't need the internet, and it actually understands me
… Use a browser-based ESP home tool to flash the native voice firmware over the web wire. …
If Claude Code is going away for Pro users, I can't recommend Claude anymore
… Claude Code is Anthropic's terminal-based coding agent , and though the tool is primarily positioned around developers, the reality is that it's brought an entirely new audience into coding. …
Claude Code's real power comes from the tweaks nobody wants to talk about
… They often just make the project easier for an AI tool to understand without forcing it to infer everything from scratch. When the tool can see the test command, the build process, the naming conventions, and the task boundaries, it wastes less time guessing. …
I replaced ChatGPT and Claude with this powerful local LLM and saved over $20 a month while gaining full control
… But since I wanted to check whether Qwen3.6 could replace its cloud counterparts for my specific tasks, it was time to pair it with my code editors, agentic tools, and typical FOSS apps. …
Claude Fable 5 caught bugs GPT-5.5 and Opus 4.8 missed, then the US government forced it offline
… Willison used it to add features to his Datasette Agent tool, specifically saying that he was impressed with "the quality of the API design, tests, code, and documentation" that it produced. …