I Used Codex to Build Amazon A+ Pages – Here is the SOP That Works Across Categories
Most people start with images when building Amazon A+ pages. That is backwards. Here is the workflow I actually use to build pages that convert.
I Analyzed System Prompts from 5 Top AI Models – Here is What I Built
After reading the real system prompts from Claude Opus 4.8, GPT-5.5, Gemini 3, and more, I built a framework for writing better prompts. Here is what I found.
5 Tasks to Try the First Time You Open Codex
Codex is not just a smarter ChatGPT. It can actually get into your folders and do things. But do not start with a big project. Try these five small tasks first to get a feel for how it works.
6 Video Agent Skills Every AI Creator Should Know About
Six video-focused Agent skills that turn articles, product descriptions, and social posts into finished MP4s. Here is what each one does.
Tolaria vs Obsidian: A Deep Look at Two Very Different Knowledge Bases
Tolaria is an open-source knowledge base with 14.6K GitHub stars, Git-first and AI-native. Obsidian has years of plugins and a mature ecosystem. Here is a thorough look at both.
Tencent Marvis: A Capable OS-Level AI Assistant Worth Watching
Marvis is Tencent's new OS-level AI assistant for Windows and Mac. It reads files, automates software, cleans your C drive, and controls your PC from your phone.
OpenHuman: An Open-Source Personal AI Workbench Worth Trying
OpenHuman is an open-source AI assistant that builds long-term memory across your projects, files, and conversations. Here is what makes it different.
How to Turn Any Word Document Into an Editable PowerPoint in Five Minutes
Most AI presentation tools give you a locked image. Codex with the dashiAI-ppt-skill gives you an editable PPTX from any Word document in minutes. Here is what actually works and where it falls short.
OpenAI Employee Breaks Down the 3 Ways Codex Controls Your Computer
Most people run Codex one way, but it is not the fastest. An OpenAI employee broke down three distinct paths to control your computer — and which one will actually save you time in your daily work.
4 GitHub Projects That Actually Make AI Coding Tools Usable
Most AI coding tools make things worse instead of better. These four GitHub projects solve the real problems developers face every day. Here is what actually works and why it matters for your workflow.
Claude Code’s New Browser Feature Is Quieter Than It Sounds
Claude Code built a browser into its desktop app. Here is what it actually does, where it helps, and when to still reach for Chrome.
I Tried Building an AI Second Brain with Obsidian and Claude Code. Here’s What Stuck.
Obsidian and Claude Code together felt different. Not storing notes, actually using them. Here's the setup that changed my workflow.