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Gemini CLI is becoming a go-to choice for many devs, especially those who prefer Google’s AI ecosystem. Lightweight, flexible, and deeply integrated with Google’s Gemini models, it’s a handy coding companion for experimenting with generative AI directly from your terminal. If you’re curious about setting it up, this guide will walk you through everything: from […]
xAI is pitching its recently released Grok Code Fast 1 as a “speedy and economical reasoning model that excels at agentic coding.” It’s xAI’s most focused move into autonomous coding tools—models that don’t just autocomplete, but plan, call tools, run multi-step workflows, and complete end-to-end software tasks. Since it’s Elon’s first major coding-focused model, it […]
Google DeepMind’s latest upgrade to its suite of AI image-generation tools goes by the unexpectedly playful codename “nano-banana.” (not to get confused with nanobanana.ai) Officially known as Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, the model is the newest evolution in AI-powered visual creativity, and it’s already generating buzz far beyond the research community. With precision, speed, and […]
Following Gemini CLI’s path, Qwen has now also released its code CLI to the public. For those unaware, code CLIs function as sophisticated developer copilots that can read and modify files, execute shell commands, fetch web data, and integrate with external tools via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Regardless, while both Gemini and Qwen CLIs […]
OpenAI recently announced its ChatGPT Go subscription for the Indian audience. It’s positioned as their most accessible paid offering so far, a bridge between ChatGPT’s free tier and the premium subscription, if you must. Currently rolling out in India at ₹399/month (approximately $4.60–$5), it provides an entry-level upgrade for users who want more capability without […]
The GPT-5 release and the buzz around it haven’t settled down yet. The model isn’t as obscurely expensive as GPT-4.5. It delivers and stands above the competition. And it’s a welcome addition to the GPT model family. But many now wonder how it compares to various now-discontinued OpenAI models. We’re talking about GPT-4.1, 4.5, o3, […]