4 Updates from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google: The Hidden Pattern
Three companies updated their coding agents at the same time. The directions overlap. The real battleground isn't models; it's how fast they absorb developer workflows.
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Three companies updated their coding agents at the same time. The directions overlap. The real battleground isn't models; it's how fast they absorb developer workflows.
My API costs jumped 10x when the cache broke in production. The same day, Anthropic engineers explained exactly why.
Opus 4.6 Fast mode costs $150/output tokens. This isn't just pricing, it's the birth of a new economic divide where token access determines competitive advantage.
Meritech Capital's analysis of 100+ public software companies reveals a stark valuation gap between AI-executing and non-AI firms.
OpenAI and Google are racing to launch affordable AI plans while Chinese competitors shatter price floors. Here's why this moment is your best entry point.
Anthropic's Tariq Shihipar breaks down what it actually takes to build production-grade agents - from Bash-first tooling to file-system-driven context engineering.
Anthropic launches Cowork, an autonomous agent that reads, edits, and creates files on your local machine. Vibe coding meets vibe working.
Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.5 didn't just set new benchmarks. It proved that going all-in on text, code, and agents while competitors spread thin is the winning play.
Anthropic's Claude in Excel reveals the gap between AI-augmented and AI-native - and why most startups building 'AI + X' products won't survive 2026.