AI model and infrastructure insights
You can’t create new videos with Sora now: OpenAI discontinued its web and app experiences on April 26, 2026, and its API on September 24, 2026. Here’s how to export videos you already made.
See what Cursor Composer 2.5 is designed for, how its listed usage rates work, and what the Cursor SDK does—and does not—provide for production integrations.
Identify which FLUX API you mean, follow a Black Forest Labs image-generation request through result retrieval, and check provider-specific pricing, limits, and terms.
Learn what Google Gemini refers to, how an app or API sends input to a model, and how to assess Gemini for a production task.
Compare OpenAI’s current GPT API models by workload, capability, latency, and price. Find a practical starting point and a simple way to validate it for production.
GPT-5 Pro has an OpenAI API model ID, but OpenAI marks it deprecated. See its supported endpoint, a minimal Python request, documented pricing, and what to consider before using it in production.
Sora 2’s historical limits depended on where you created the video: up to 15 seconds in the app and web for all users, 25 seconds on the web for Pro users, and 20 seconds through the API.
The Sora API was discontinued on September 24, 2026. See what that means for new and existing Sora 2 Pro integrations, and how to plan your next step.
Compare four OpenAI GPT API model options by stated use case and standard token pricing. Learn how to shortlist, evaluate, and explicitly configure a model for production.
Kimi K2.5 offers limited free use through Kimi’s web or mobile app, but API access is billed separately. See what Moonshot’s published API credit terms cover and which K2.5 rates remain unconfirmed.
Make a direct GPT-5 mini API request with OpenAI’s Python SDK, review its supported inputs and integration features, see listed token prices and rate limits, and understand the production caveat.
GPT-4o is retired from ChatGPT. See how that differs from API billing, what the documented API rates say, and how to budget conditionally for a production workload.
As of November 9, 2026, OpenAI says Sora’s web and app experiences and its API have been discontinued. Here’s what that means for Sora pricing and production budgets.
ChatGPT Free offers unlimited everyday text chats subject to safeguards, but GPT access and tools can have separate limits. Learn why production API billing is separate and how to estimate its token costs.
Compare Z.ai’s published GLM-4.6 token rates with third-party listings, distinguish cached-input charges from cache-storage promotions, and estimate API spend without treating it as a quote.
Delete an xAI account used for Grok through xAI Accounts. Before you proceed, check subscriptions, billing, and production API access—and learn how account deletion differs from deleting your X account or chat history.
The OpenAI Help Center pages reviewed don’t establish a fixed ChatGPT Plus images-per-day allowance. See what remains unconfirmed—and how API image generation differs for production use.
Gemini can be useful for coding, but fit depends on the model and workflow. See reported coding results, current API model capabilities, and how to test before production.
Add a remote HTTP MCP server to Claude Code, choose a configuration scope, check its connection, and distinguish MCP setup from model API configuration.
Compare GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark with GPT-5.3-Codex: their intended coding workflows, documented performance, and what the available sources establish about API access and pricing.
A dated roundup of selected OpenAI API updates through November 5, 2026, with production checks for GPT-6-Cyber, Images 2.6, Decisions API, Agents API, voice models, and fine-tuning changes.
Gemini 3 Pro Preview’s API model ID, gemini-3-pro-preview, was shut down on March 9, 2026. Review its historical capabilities and what to evaluate instead for production API use.
OpenAI discontinued the Sora web and app experiences on April 26, 2026, and the Sora API on September 24, 2026. Here’s what that means for access, subscriptions, and existing content.
Find out whether DeepSeek trouble is a service issue, a website or app problem, or an API integration failure—and which safe checks to try next.
