What we build, discover and use ourselves, every day. No theory, no filler, only things that work in practice.
We created a historical film about Doña Gracia with AI technology that passed 400,000 views. Here is how it was made: research and fact-checking, a face built from a single medal, cities that no longer exist, and a map that placed every scene.
Moonshot AI's open Kimi K3 model climbed to first place in the frontend coding arena, overtaking Claude's strongest model. We break down what makes it special, what the numbers actually say, what it costs against the competition, and why locking yourself to a single model is a mistake.
MakePodcast turns a short script into a branded podcast video with your own host and voice, with no camera, studio or editor. We explain what it is, why every business needs podcast video, and how to make one in minutes, with real examples.
A skill is a folder of instructions Claude reads on its own, so it remembers how to do a task properly every time without you re-explaining. We cover what a skill is, what you can do with one, how to install it step by step, how to check it's safe, and where to find ready-made ones.
An agent in Claude Code is a dedicated AI worker the main conversation hands a task to, with its own context window and its own tools. We explain what a subagent is, why several agents in parallel produce a better and faster result, how to start them, and where this works, from the terminal to VS Code and Cursor.
An AI model is a photoreal digital character that models your products with no studio, no photographer and no shoot day. We explain what it is, why every business will move to this to save thousands on campaigns, and how to create your own model, dress it in your products and turn it into video.
Google's Nano Banana model already does things that once needed a photographer, an interior designer and a whole ad studio. We've collected 5 uses you can pull off in minutes, all from a single TodoAI image tool.
Looking for Claude Fable or a new Claude model? Anthropic released two: Mythos 5 for cyber and biology teams, and the public Fable 5. We checked what's genuinely new.
Skills are one of the most powerful things in Claude, and most people never use them. We've collected 5 free skills built for the Israeli business, each with an explanation, an image and a download button: Hebrew documents, content writing, tax reports, freelancer operations and paid advertising.
Anyone working with Claude in Hebrew knows it: the text jumps backwards, scrambled, aligned to the wrong side. It's a classic RTL problem, and there are free fixes for the browser, the Claude Desktop app and coding environments that settle it for good.
On 13 May 2026 Notion shipped the External Agents API, and for the first time there's an official way to put Claude into your workspace as an AI agent. We went through what it does, how it differs from MCP, the steps to connect it, and a flow that suits knowledge workers in an organization.
Anthropic brought Claude for PowerPoint to general availability in May 2026: an add-in that sits inside PowerPoint itself, respects your Slide Master, and edits native slides in Hebrew RTL. We walked through the install, how it differs from Copilot and ChatGPT, and built a full 15-slide deck in 7 minutes.
Anthropic shipped Claude for Small Business with built-in connectors to QuickBooks, PayPal, HubSpot, Canva, Docusign, Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. We went through all seven, found where the biggest time savings are, and wrote up the practical guide.
HTML decks in one click. A single file, opens in any browser, works on any screen. No installs, no subscriptions, no design limits. Here's how to build a professional deck with Claude in 60 seconds.
We installed the Claude browser extension and watched it work on its own: clearing emails, opening sites, generating images. This isn't another AI chat. It's a system that does the work for you, step by step.
A 4-minute introduction to the platform that replaces a lot of tools: Projects to organize by client, Skills as repeatable recipes, and Connectors that link to Gmail, Google Drive, Canva and more. Why we prefer the desktop version and why it's worth the $20.
