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Intermediate · 8 min

What Is Graph Engineering? An 8-Line CLAUDE.md
Graph engineering is designing an AI agent system as a graph: nodes do the work, edges decide what runs next, and state travels between them. Our take: the graph replaces the instructions file, so a CLAUDE.md can shrink to 8 lines while the process and the rules live in workflows and standards.

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Intermediate · 9 min

How We Keep an AI Agent Inventory (and a Tested Off Switch)
An AI agent inventory is a register that lists every AI agent a company runs, with its owner, the systems it reaches, and the switch that stops it. We keep ours in ConvOps: every agent, runner, schedule and key is a record with its own switch, and we pause schedules and disable runners on purpose to check they stop what they say.

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Beginner · 10 min

Why Claude Code Forgets Between Sessions, and How Ours Remembers
Claude Code forgets context between sessions because each session starts with an empty context window. Cross-session memory is a routine that makes an AI coding agent look up past decisions before work and save new ones after, so a fresh context window starts informed.

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This week in AI

What changed and what it changes for you. Triaged, not dumped.

Edition of Friday, November 6, 2026Catch me up

OpenAI Codex logoClaude Code logoPImportantSecurity ·

Postman Desktop Installed Its Own Plugins Into Codex and Claude Code and Tried to Trust Its Own Hook. Postman Is Reverting, So Check Your Config

A GitHub issue opened 25 October shows Postman's desktop app (12.33.4 on macOS) installing Postman plugins into OpenAI Codex and Claude Code during an automatic upgrade, with installer code written to approve its own Codex startup hook. Postman said on 5 November it is "reverting this change", but has not said the revert cleans machines that were already changed.

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OpenAI Agents API logoOpenAI Codex logoCImportantPricing ·

ChatGPT Pro and Business Now Include Up to $500 a Month in OpenAI API Credits, but You Must Claim Them and They Expire Every Cycle

Since 28 October 2026, eligible ChatGPT Pro and Business subscribers can claim monthly OpenAI API credits: $100, $200 or $500 on the three Pro tiers, and $20 or $100 per paid Business seat, pooled and capped at $500 per workspace. Nothing arrives until you claim it, unused credits expire each billing cycle, and Codex through API keys is not covered.

Verdicts

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Claude Opus 5

Week 44
RecommendedConditional

Anthropic's models overview groups Claude Opus 5 under legacy models and tells unsure users to start on Claude Opus 5.5, which lists at $4/$20 per 1M tokens against Opus 5's $5/$25. Its model deprecations page still marks Opus 5 Active, with no retirement before 24 July 2027, so keep it only on pipelines you have already validated. Announced October 31.

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Claude Haiku 4.5

Week 44
RecommendedConditional

Anthropic now lists Claude Haiku 4.5 as legacy behind Claude Haiku 5.5, which costs $0.10 input and $0.50 output per 1M tokens up to 100K against $1 and $5. It still works, so keep it for existing integrations while you migrate. Announced October 31.

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GPT-5.6 Sol

Week 44
RecommendedConditional

OpenAI's pricing page lists GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6.1 Sol at $2/$10 per 1M tokens, half GPT-5.6 Sol's $4/$20, which OpenAI calls promotional through at least 21 November 2026. OpenAI lists no deprecation for it. Announced October 31.

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Changelog

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What changed and how it changes our recommendations, including what we filtered out.

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Issue 30Week 44 · Oct 26–Nov 1, 2026Claude Opus 5 logoGPT-5.6 Sol logoGemini 4 Argon logo+1

Cursor's Marketplace Served a Backdoored Claude Code Extension

The software you already run was this week's risk: Cursor says its marketplace served backdoored builds of the Claude Code extension on 29 October, and two Claude Code releases changed which prompt and which policy enterprise setups get. Our ratings moved on the same principle, as Claude Opus 5, Claude Haiku 4.5 and GPT-5.6 Sol dropped to conditional because a cheaper successor now lists below each.

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10 min

Typeform Alternatives That Are Not Just Cheaper Typeforms

Eight Typeform alternatives sorted by the reason you are leaving, not by vendor preference. Verified pricing, standing verdicts, and the response cap that sends most people looking.

Sep 7, 2026

11 min

AI Intake Software Compared: What the Term Means and What to Buy

Search AI intake software and you get two unrelated markets in one result page. Here is the split, the four things AI can actually do to intake, and verified pricing on the tools that do it.

Sep 7, 2026

12 min

Best Conversational Form Builders in 2026: 9 Tools With Verdicts

Nine conversational form builders, each carrying a standing verdict from our directory. Verified pricing, the three products hiding behind one label, and which one wins each job.

Sep 7, 2026

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Gnosari

Gnosari is a conversational data collection platform: it replaces forms with conversations. Feedback, details, contacts, anything you need to gather, you say what you want to collect and the agent drives the conversation.

"We built it because forms lose most of the people who reach a page."

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ConvOps

ConvOps is the workflow engine for autonomous AI systems: describe a process once from the AI client you already use, and your agents run it as a governed workflow, step by step, run after run.

"We built it to run Neomanex itself."

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NeoReader

NeoReader is a web-to-markdown API with discovery built in: point it at a URL or a whole site and get back clean, LLM-ready markdown, tuned end to end for high-throughput ingestion.

"We built it because feeding raw web pages to a model wastes tokens and drags in boilerplate."