Tag: AI Developer Tools
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Android Studio Rabbit 2 Lets You Bring Your Own Coding Agent
Google’s stable Android Studio update now works with more than 40 coding agents, including Claude Agent and Codex. Here’s how to set it up.
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DeepSeek Super-agent Is Free and Open Source: What This Coding Agent Does and Who Should Try It
DeepSeek just open-sourced a coding agent that watches your repo and team chat. Here’s what it does and what to check first.
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Kimi K2 API Retirement: What Developers Must Change Before December Ends
Moonshot is shutting down its K2 models by the end of December. Here is what to swap, what it costs, and the one setting to check first.
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OpenAI 12-Hour Prompt Cache: What the 2.5x Write Price Really Costs You
OpenAI now lets agents keep a cached prompt for 12 hours. It costs more to write, so here’s the quick math on when it actually saves you money.
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Android Skills: Google’s Free Playbooks That Make Your AI Coding Agent Better at Android
Google just gave AI coding agents an official Android cheat sheet. Here’s what Android skills are and how to install them in one command.
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OpenAI Decisions API Explained: Typed Answers at $0.10 per Million Tokens, With Caveats
OpenAI now has an API that returns probabilities and picks instead of paragraphs. Here is what it costs, what it can do, and where early tests say to be careful.