Qwen 3.8 max mind blowing. It will even go the extra mile and give you three variants. Completely free. Even its image gens for these concepts are great. try it.

I'm currently using Antigravity to build my project but I figure it is not enough and I might have to purchase another AI plan. I wonder which pro plans (20 usd per month) I should purchase since I have a tight budget? Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, which one willl be a bang for my buck? Also if I can should I purchase the plan annually or I should only stick with it per month and change if something happend?

What's up y'all! I've been watching some videos and finally want to fully commit into some of my own ideas. Super sick to see what you've provided Corbin, pumped to learn more. I do have some questions if anyone is familiar with mobile apps. I've got a larger idea I want to pursue but am working on a more simple "BeerPay" app to get familiar with mobile app development. Currently I'm using cursor with flutter and running a simulator on my Mac. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Looking to learn as much as I can. Thank you guys have a good one.

I built a mission control dashboard for my entire Claude Code setup, and it ran itself overnight. The problem: dozens of Claude Code sessions across projects, skills buried in terminal history, no way to see what was active. Everything scattered. So I had a single overnight prompt build an Agentic OS. Here's the quick version: → One dashboard for every project, session, agent, and skill → Grouped by category so nothing gets lost → Natural-language recall to find any past session ("the one where I built X") → Rescan and resume any session straight from the UI The recall feature is the one I did not expect to love. Ask for a session from weeks ago, it finds the exact match and lets you jump back in. It reads your Claude projects folder, classifies each session, and surfaces it all in a clean web UI. Send the prompt at night, wake up to a working dashboard. Full tour here if you want to build your own: https://youtu.be/olWkpHYbS1Y Anyone else organizing their AI work in one place, or still living in terminal tabs?