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2026-09-29
okaneland.com
ai-agents

How to use OpenCode: the open-source terminal agent

OpenCode, an MIT-licensed open-source AI coding agent built by Anomaly, runs in the terminal and connects to 75-plus LLM providers or local models via Ollama and LM Studio, with credentials added thro…

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2026-09-25
okaneland.com
ai-agents

How to use Cline: the open-source agent in your editor

Cline is an open-source coding agent from Cline Bot Inc., licensed under Apache 2.0, that runs as a VS Code extension, JetBrains plugin, and terminal CLI and requires user approval for every file edit…

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2026-09-23
okaneland.com
ai-products

How to use v0: generate the UI, get real code

Vercel's AI builder v0 now lives at v0.app after moving from v0.dev, and it bills in credits metered on tokens with a free tier capped at seven messages a day. The tool generates real React and Next.j…

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2026-09-19
okaneland.com
ai-tools

How to use Zed: the fast, open-source editor with AI

Zed Industries' open-source code editor Zed, written from scratch in Rust and licensed primarily under GPL-3.0-or-later, ships an Agent Panel that lets developers run Claude, Codex, or Gemini CLI insi…

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2026-09-17
okaneland.com
large-language-models

How to use LM Studio: run local LLMs with a GUI

LM Studio, a free desktop application for running local large language models, serves models over an OpenAI-compatible API at http://localhost:1234/v1 and also speaks the Anthropic API, letting Claude…

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2026-09-15
okaneland.com
ai-tools

How to use Aider: AI pair programming in your terminal

Aider, an open-source AI pair programmer that runs in the terminal and git-commits every change it makes, is installed with two commands — `python -m pip install aider-install` followed by `aider-inst…

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2026-09-13
okaneland.com
ai-tools

How to use Ollama: run AI models on your own machine

Ollama installs and runs open AI models locally for free under the MIT license, serving an API on localhost:11434 that editors and agents can query, according to the tool's own README verified on 12 A…

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2026-09-13
okaneland.com
artificial-intelligence

The frontier now ships twice. The second copy is not for sale.

Anthropic, Google and OpenAI each shipped two versions of their best models between September 1 and 3, 2025 — a public tier priced at $10 per million input tokens and $50 per million output tokens for…

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2026-09-11
okaneland.com
ai-products

How to make your product citable: an AEO walkthrough

A small publisher's own AI-citation experiment went from zero to six citations in three months after it fixed indexation rather than adding markup, according to a first-person AEO walkthrough tied to …

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2026-09-07
okaneland.com
ai-tools

Hooks, skills, subagents, plugins, CLAUDE.md: what each is for

Anthropic's Claude Code 2.1.204 introduces a taxonomy for its five extension mechanisms—hooks, skills, subagents, plugins, and CLAUDE.md—differentiated by when each enters the context window. Measurem…

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2026-09-03
okaneland.com
developer-tools

Ship an MCP server for your product

A guide to shipping a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for a product reports that building a compliant server is a short job under the current SDKs, but distribution is a long tail of directory sub…

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2026-09-01
okaneland.com
ai-tools

The MCP tax: what each server costs before your first prompt

A new measurement of MCP servers shows tool-definition weight varies by more than 30x across popular servers, with Notion's 24 tools costing about 19,050 estimated tokens versus a one-tool fetch serve…

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2026-08-30
okaneland.com
ai-safety

Blast radius: what your AI agent can destroy

In April 2026, an AI coding agent deleted a company's production database in nine seconds, according to a builder from PocketOS, because a token scoped only for custom domains carried full API authori…

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2026-08-29
okaneland.com
ai-safety

A worm is after your AI keys. The install is the door.

On August 4, 2026, a malicious commit to the npm package 'keyv' triggered a supply-chain worm that compromised over 400 packages (Elastic) or over 1,300 package versions (Singapore's CSA), totaling mo…

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2026-08-26
okaneland.com
artificial-intelligence

How to build an app with AI from scratch

A vendor-neutral guide published by The Primer on 9 August 2026 maps the six common walls non-coders hit when building an app with AI: scoping, tool choice, the 70% problem, free-tier limits, security…

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2026-08-22
okaneland.com
artificial-intelligence

The vibe-coding wins are real. So is the denominator

Pieter Levels' public ledger of roughly 113 projects, with about 9 marked a success, reveals that most of his vibe-coding ventures never earned money, contrasting with his fly.pieter.com AI flight gam…

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2026-08-16
okaneland.com
artificial-intelligence

The AI coding agent field guide (2026)

OpenAI's roughly $3 billion deal to buy Windsurf collapsed in July 2025, Google paid $2.4 billion to license its technology and hire its founders, and Cognition bought what remained, leaving windsurf.…

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2026-08-14
okaneland.com
ai-safety

Is your vibe-coded app secure? Run this audit

A Stanford randomized trial found that developers using an AI assistant wrote SQL-injection-vulnerable code 36% of the time versus 7% for the control group, yet rated their own code as more secure, an…

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