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Git Articles
Ten people who need to make a diagram costs $2,400 a year on Miro's Business tier, and most of those diagrams never get made anyway. Diagram Design is an MIT-licensed skill that draws them inside the coding agent you already pay for, and it went past 22,000 stars in a week.
The daily build
Every CRM import begins with a dirty spreadsheet. We built a zero-setup, in-browser sanitizer that splits names, strips tracking parameters from domains, cleans phone numbers, and catches duplicates before they corrupt your database.
Foundational AI: Do's and Don'ts
The six-step flow that has handled every inbound lead for two years costs about two thousand tasks a month and never surprises you. Every vendor now wants you to rebuild it as an agent. The test for whether you should is one sentence long, and the vendors published it themselves.
Vibecoding News and Updates
Auto mode is now the default across coding agents, allowing operators to hand off workflows and walk away. But the most dangerous failure in AI-built systems is not the loud crash or the blocked permission; it is the silent call that returns HTTP 200 with empty data, wrapped in a defensive catch block that keeps every dashboard green.
Foundational AI: Do's and Don'ts
Three renewals this quarter, three new AI lines, priced anywhere from twenty nine dollars flat to a hundred and twenty five per seat. Which ones to pay for has almost nothing to do with how good the AI is.
Git Articles
A ten-person sales team on Salesforce list pricing pays about $21,000 a year, and the thing they are actually renting is not the software. It is the shape of their own business. Twenty puts that shape in a repository you own, and it shipped four releases in two days.
AI News
The required field you configured in HubSpot has been optional for every robot pointed at your CRM: the AI agent, the nightly script, the Zap nobody owns. HubSpot said on Tuesday that changes with the September API version, and the part worth reading twice is that it changes on your schedule, not theirs.
Git Articles
Semrush charges $139 a month plus $45 for every extra login. OpenSEO runs the same six workflows on data you buy by the request, and the honest number is not zero.
Git Articles
Fifty people with one company login costs about $3,600 a year on Okta's cheapest tier, or $4,200 on Microsoft's. authentik does the same job on an eighteen-dollar server, and the release that went to beta this week is the first version the OpenID Foundation has certified.
Foundational AI: Do's and Don'ts
The build took a Friday afternoon. The part nobody warned you about is the two decisions that come after it, and neither one is code: who can open the thing, and whether it is allowed to be the only place a number lives.
AI News
Plugging an AI assistant into your CRM takes about four minutes now, down from a six-week engineering ticket. A scan of 25,000 of those connectors published this week found flaws in 73 percent of them, which is the first real price tag on the review that ticket used to include.
Git Articles
Hiring your 26th person takes a Jira bill from $2,250 a year to $4,550 for the identical product, because annual plans are billed in bands. Kaneo is the MIT-licensed board that does the same job on a twelve-dollar server, and the thing it shipped yesterday matters more than the price.
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