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I built five ChatGPT agents — then replaced them with one 'master' AI

I built five ChatGPT agents, then replaced them with one routing AI that chooses the right assistant for every task. Here's how to set it up.

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· · Tom's Guide

New on Netflix in July 2026: 5 best movies and shows to stream, plus full release list

Here are the new movies and shows you need to watch on Netflix in July 2026, including "Enola Holmes 3," "Hamnet" and more.

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· · Tom's Guide

I tested the Steam Machine and I really wanted to love it — but I simply can't for $1,049

The Steam Machine does what I want it to do — a well-designed box that brings together the complexity of PC gaming into a couch console experience that’s really enjoyable when it clicks. But at $1,049, the underpowered parts are exposed and it’s left feeling lost in the sea of better-priced competit

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· · Tom's Guide

I just tried Siri AI in the iOS 27 CarPlay beta — and this assistant is way more helpful than before

With the iOS 27 developer beta, I've been trying out Siri AI in CarPlay to see what new tricks Apple's AI assistant has to offer while I'm driving. Here's what I found.

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· · GSMArena

Oppo Enco Air5 unboxing and ears-on

We have Oppo's latest Enco Air5 and Air5s in the office for unboxing. Let's kick it off with the Air5. This is an in-ear bud with active noise cancellation that seemingly sits just under the Air5 Pro, though both buds share the same 12mm dynamic driver and triple microphones. The Air5 ships in eithe

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· · Dev.to

Adding Release Gates to AI Browser Automation Runs With Real Profiles

A Playwright task can pass locally and still fail in a team run. It may open the wrong persistent profile, use the wrong proxy region, assume a session that has already expired, or continue without enough evidence for someone else to debug the run. That is where retries stop helping. For browser aut

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· · Dev.to

Vetting an Investor Before You Pitch Them: A Solo Founder's Workflow

Most founders spend weeks polishing their deck and about forty minutes researching the person they're about to send it to. I was one of those founders, and it cost me badly. A few years ago I sat across from a partner at a mid-sized fund and spent ninety minutes walking through MentionFox's traction

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· · Dev.to

DeepSeek vs Qwen vs Kimi vs GLM: Which AI API Wins in 2025?

Honestly, deepSeek vs Qwen vs Kimi vs GLM: Which AI API Wins in 2025? I'll be honest — when I first started comparing these four Chinese AI model families, I thought it would be a quick exercise. Spoiler: it wasn't. I spent two weeks running prompts through every endpoint, tracking every dollar, and

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· · Dev.to

How Small Can an Agent Model Get? The Nemotron Floor

Most model comparisons ask which model is best. This one starts with a model that never even produced a single result. We tested NVIDIA's open-weight Nemotron family, from the 30B Nano to the 120B Super, on a benchmark of real-world coding tasks: the kind of models an indie developer on a tight budg

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· · Dev.to

What Is an Agent Registry? (And What We Broke Before We Had One)

TL;DR An AI agent registry is a centralized catalog of every agent in your organization — what each agent does, what tools it can access, what version is running, who owns it, and how to call it It's to agents what a container registry is to Docker images or what a service mesh is to microservices —

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· · Dev.to

🚀 I Built DevBrand AI with Google AI Studio

This post is my submission for DEV Education Track: Build Apps with Google AI Studio. What I Built For this project, I built DevBrand AI, an AI-powered web application that helps developers create a complete personal branding kit in just a few clicks. Instead of manually writing bios, portfolio head

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· · Dev.to

I built a free AI README Generator (with markdown preview)

Every developer hates writing READMEs. It's boring, repetitive, and always gets skipped. So I built ReadmeAI — describe your project, AI writes the README instantly. Fill in project name, description, tech stack, features Tech Stack Next.js + Tailwind CSS Why I built it (Write 2-3 sentences personal

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· · Dev.to

Cloud Chaos: When Task Queues Met Message Brokers in a Misguided Mishap

In my journey as a backend developer, I had already spent time working with APIs, databases, authentication flows, and background processing. I understood the basic idea that not everything should occur within a request-response cycle, especially when dealing with expensive operations such as sendin

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· · Dev.to

How offline license activation actually works

If you ship a desktop app outside an app store, you eventually hit the same wall: how do you check a license when the user is on a plane, behind a corporate firewall, or just offline? Calling your server on every launch isn't an option. Here's how offline activation actually works, without the hand-

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· · Dev.to

I compared the licensing tools for my indie Mac app — the honest breakdown

I needed to license a macOS app I sell outside the App Store. I went down the rabbit hole so you don't have to. Here's the honest breakdown — what each tool is genuinely good at, and where it stops. No tool is "best"; they're good at different things. Before the tools, answer these: Do you need real

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· · Dev.to

How to add license keys to a SwiftUI macOS app (in under an hour)

You built a Mac app, you want to sell it outside the App Store, and now you need licensing: a key the customer enters, an activation that sticks, and feature gates that hold up offline. Here's how to do it in an afternoon without standing up a backend. Note: this is cross-posted from the Keylight bl

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· · Dev.to

How to ship and sell a paid desktop app outside the app stores (2026)

You built a desktop app — macOS, Windows, Linux, native or Tauri/Electron — and you want to sell it directly instead of handing 15–30% to Apple or Microsoft. Selling outside the stores means you keep the margin and own the customer relationship. It also means the plumbing the stores quietly handled

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· · DeepLearning.AI Updates

Hello! New AI Student from India

Hi experts! I’m Kavya from India. I’m pursuing B.Tech in AI and have started the Data Analytics Professional Certificate. I hope to improve my data analysis and machine learning skills. Looking forward to learning with you all! 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic

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· · DeepLearning.AI Updates

India's AI Training Data Riddled with Critical Errors

Hello, Why does my code for exercise 1 yield the following error when the result I got matches the expected. What am I doing wrong? Result I got: [0.26894142 0.5 0.73105858 0.88079708] [0.26894142 0.5 0.73105858 0.88079708] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

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· · Coinpedia

EU Issues Around 230 MiCA Licenses as Smaller Crypto Firms Face Pressure

The post EU Issues Around 230 MiCA Licenses as Smaller Crypto Firms Face Pressure appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The European Union has issued around 230 licenses under its Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, with Germany, the Netherlands, and France leading approvals. The new rules

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