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Documentation usually lags behind the code. You ship a feature, promise yourself you’ll “document it later”, and that “later” rarely comes. The twist with Cursor is that your AI assistant can run the app, exercise a real flow, capture what happens, and then write the documentation for you. This

Claude has recently introduced a powerful new feature to its app that enables developers and creators to use AI to build robust applications with just a few prompts, without ever having to leave the Claude app. This makes it especially easy for citizen developers to build and share AI-powered apps

We often hear about major partnerships between OpenAI and large software vendors like Figma and Atlassian. While adding support for these tools directly into ChatGPT is a significant development, the adoption rate can be slow, with support still limited to a handful of applications and global rollouts taking even more

Picture this: an AI that watches how you browse the web, learns your patterns, and then takes over all the boring stuff. Product searches, online shopping, booking appointments—all handled while you do something more interesting. That's the promise of AI-powered browser automation, and it's getting

You hear the term almost everywhere these days, from YouTube videos to blog posts: "AI bubble." It seems many are convinced that we've reached a plateau or that the massive overinvestment is comparable to the dot-com bubble. While we are certainly seeing unprecedented levels of investment