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Watch our AI agents and our team at work every week. Learn how real AI workflows run, use them in your own work, and become the AI operator companies are hiring.
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Step 1
See how we turn a job into clear steps for AI and for people.
Step 2
Watch the AI do each step, and see exactly where a person decides.
The workflow we ship our own software with: 32 steps, 2 human decisions.
Step 3
See agents take work from start to finish, and what still needs a human.
Step 4
Workflows, agents and memory as one system. We build ours live, so you see every decision.
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What changed and what it changes for you. Triaged, not dumped.
Verdict changedModels ·
Anthropic now lists Claude Opus 5 as legacy and tells unsure users to start on Opus 5.5, which lists at $4/$20 per 1M tokens against Opus 5's $5/$25. We are moving our Opus 5 verdict from recommended to conditional.
Read the full callImportantCoding Tools ·
Claude Code 2.1.302 (16 October 2026) starts claude -p and Agent SDK sessions that set no permission mode in default mode on third-party providers, with telemetry off or on a fresh install. Fork subagents are now on by default outside the terminal, and /design-sync warns that standalone Claude Design closes by 14 December 2026.
ImportantCoding Tools ·
Claude Code 2.1.314 (30 October 2026) fixes a bug that let sessions start with no managed policy when the settings server was unreachable, closes a sandbox gap on resumed headless worktrees, and adds permissions.blockWritesOutsideWorkingDirectories. If you enforce policy through managed settings, update now.
ImportantSecurity ·
OpenCode told affected Console users on 17 October that a breach of a legacy system means OpenAI, Anthropic and other provider keys saved in their workspaces "may have been exposed", according to its email as quoted by dev.to and reported by Startup Fortune. If you saved keys in an OpenCode Console workspace, revoke and replace them today.
ImportantSecurity ·
Cursor says malicious builds of the Claude Code extension (2.1.312 and 2.1.313, macOS and Windows) were live on its marketplace from about 2:27am to 1:35pm PT on 29 October. They add an attacker SSH key, a reverse tunnel and persistence that uninstalling may not remove. Cursor says Anthropic did not build them, and nobody has said how they were published under Anthropic's extension ID.
ImportantCoding Tools ·
Claude Code 2.1.312 (27 October 2026) sends the shorter system prompt to any model name it does not recognize on Bedrock, Vertex, Foundry and Mantle, even when that name fronts Sonnet or Haiku. The same names now get automatic model switches after a flagged message, and the claude_code.safety_event OpenTelemetry event is no longer sent.
Verdicts
Our last three verdict changes, and the reason for each.
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.
Full reasoningAnthropic 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.
Full reasoningOpenAI'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.
Full reasoningChangelog
What changed and how it changes our recommendations, including what we filtered out.
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.
Blog
The reasoning behind the verdicts, long-form.
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
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
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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Built by us
We built these because nothing else solved the problem.
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."
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."
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."