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Anthropic has quietly introduced rupee-denominated pricing for Claude in India — no announcement, no press release. Here's the full breakdown of what every plan costs, what the UPI gap means for Indian founders, and how it compares to ChatGPT and Gemini.
HyperTexting is a new iPhone app that transforms the open web into a scrollable social feed using RSS. Learn how it works, its key features, benefits, drawbacks, and why it could be a compelling alternative to algorithm-driven social media.
The first AI model an engineering team trusted to work through the night — and what it took to get there.
Pi arrives on GitHub with four built‑in utilities, a 1,000‑token system prompt, and full visibility into every model call.
OpenHands adds Agent Canvas, a control center that lets you run multiple LLM coding agents from one UI and hook them into GitHub, Slack, Notion, and more.
LangChain’s new OpenWiki agent reads your repository on every commit and updates a wiki automatically, aiming to cut the time engineers spend hunting for documentation.
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