Discover the latest in AI game ports, interactive skills, and coding efficiency.

News · 2026-10-10
Kotaku reports that hundreds of AI-assisted browser ports of popular games like Halo and Black Ops have appeared. While some function well, legal challenges from publishers are increasing as they issue takedown requests.
What you can do: Be cautious about engaging with these ports, as they may violate copyright laws and could be subject to takedowns.
Read the sourceNews · 2026-10-11
Anatomy is a free Claude Code skill that creates interactive isometric figures from simple ideas. It aims to explain concepts through visual, working machines, contrasting with traditional diagram methods. The skill is still in beta, focusing on craft over speed.
Read the sourceNews · 2026-10-12
A Harvard study found that while AI coding agents increased code output by about 30%, they did not improve the completion rate of software projects. The bottleneck lies in the slower code review process, which absorbs the gains from increased coding speed.
Read the sourceNews · 2026-10-10
Google confirmed that Colab is part of its AI plans, offering priority access to faster machines. However, claims about specific GPU models like A100 and H100, and a 200-unit allotment for Pro, remain unverified and may not reflect the actual offerings.
Read the sourceFrom our library · 2026-10-08
Anthropic's Max and Team plans offer monthly Claude API credits, but these cannot be used for interactive Claude Code. Max 5x gets $100, Max 20x gets $200, and Team plans get $20 per Standard seat or $100 per Premium seat, pooled and capped at $500.
What you can do: If you're on a Max or Team plan, check how to claim your monthly API credits. Remember, these credits are for building applications, not for using interactive tools. Make sure to link your Console organization to access them.
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