AI model and infrastructure insights
Compare Claude Opus 4.5 and Gemini 3 Pro for API workloads. As of November 9, 2026, Opus 4.5 remains listed as a legacy model on Anthropic’s platform, while the Gemini 3 Pro Preview endpoint on the Gemini API has shut down.
Find out what’s documented for deleting Grok Imagine videos, how to request broader generated-content deletion, and when xAI’s API file-deletion endpoint applies.
Separate GLM-5.2’s learned parameter count from API settings, review Z.ai’s documented reasoning options and limits, and see what remains unconfirmed for production API use.
ChatGPT Free allows 3 file uploads per day, including image attachments. See how that differs from image generation and what to check when estimating production API costs.
An OpenAI GPT-4 page excerpt lists $30/M input and $60/M output beside “Batch API price,” but the label’s scope and currency are unclear. GPT-4 is marked shut down.
Can you still use the Gemini 2.5 API? See Google’s separate guidance for the Gemini API and Google Cloud, the December 1 transition, and how to make a first request with a current alternative.
The earlier ChatGPT Agent Mode is no longer available. Learn what OpenAI recommends using instead, how to scope and review a task in Work, and how that differs from the Agents API.
Write and refine Gemini Nano Banana prompts for image generation and editing, adapt copyable examples, and save an image from a Google Gemini API request.
Claude Pro costs $20 per month in the US, or $200 billed annually. See the annual savings, what Pro includes, and how to budget separately for production API use.
Assess Seedance 1.0 Pro for short text-to-video and image-to-video workflows, separate provider claims from Seedance 1.0 research, and verify API access and terms before production.
Learn a practical, example-led way to write and revise Sora 2 prompts—and why the retired Sora API cannot be used for new production requests.
Learn the difference between training Claude and guiding it with a Skill or API prompt, then follow practical setup and testing steps.
Find out what xAI publishes about Grok Free limits, where to check your account, how The X Subscription is priced, and why consumer access does not determine API costs.
Install Claude Code, start it from your project folder, understand account and billing routes, and choose a model for your coding task.
GLM-5.1 has published API rates, but free credits may depend on program eligibility. See the token prices, what Z.ai’s startup-credit offer confirms, and what remains unclear.
Learn a practical way to write clear video-generation prompts, with examples and a refinement loop. Important: OpenAI discontinued the Sora API on September 24, 2026, so this guide does not provide a usable Sora API workflow.
OpenAI’s Free Tier FAQ does not specify a fixed daily image-generation count. See what the anecdotal 2–3-image report means, how to interpret a limit notice, and how API costs are billed separately.
“AI agent mode” can mean a product feature, a coding-tool permission mode, or an API workflow that uses tools. Learn how to tell them apart, choose the right capabilities, and test an agent before production.
OpenAI lists GPT-5.5 at $5 per million input tokens, $0.50 per million cached input tokens, and $30 per million output tokens. Learn how to estimate API spend without double-counting cached input and what pricing conditions remain unconfirmed.
Find the right way to remove Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or the mobile app. Learn what uninstalling does—and does not—change about subscriptions and API keys.
As of November 9, 2026, OpenAI lists GPT-5.5 API rates of $5/$30 per million input/output tokens for shorter contexts, with higher long-context rates. See the rates, worked cost estimate, and budget checks.
See GPT-4o mini’s standard API rates per million tokens, calculate an example budget, and check its deprecated status before planning production use.
Create a minimal Claude Skill for drafting product requirements, test its output, and use it with Anthropic’s Messages API. Includes upload, versioning, and response-checking steps.
Compare Codex and Claude Code by execution options, approvals, subscription usage, and production API capabilities—with a conditional recommendation rather than an unsupported universal winner.
