AI Prompts for Developers: Think Like a Principal Engineer

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Developers often struggle to get actionable results from AI coding assistants. This guide provides 7 detailed prompts, designed at the Principal Engineer level, that walk AI step by step through code review, debugging, testing, architecture, and productionization. Copy, paste, and adapt these prompts to ship scalable, secure, production-ready software with AI support.

OpenAI’s New Budget Plan: Everything to Know About ChatGPT Go

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OpenAI just launched ChatGPT Go, a new low-cost plan priced at ₹399/month—India-only for now. You get big bumps over Free (notably ~10× message and image limits, file uploads, and longer memory) while Plus keeps the heavier tools (Deep Research, Sora, Agent Mode). Here’s how Go compares to Free/Plus/Pro, who it’s for, and whether you should switch.

From Terminal to GUI: The Best Local LLM Tools Compared

Running large language models (LLMs) locally is easier than ever, but which tool should you choose? In this guide, we compare Ollama, vLLM, Transformers, and LM Studio—four popular ways to run AI on your own machine. Whether you want the simplicity of a command line, the flexibility of Python, the performance of GPU-optimized serving, or a sleek GUI, this showdown will help you pick the right workflow for your needs.

Shipping Faster With AI: A Practical GPT-5 vs Sonnet-4 Showdown

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Picking an AI coding partner in 2025? GPT-5 often wins fast bug-fixing and tool-heavy workflows, while Claude’s Sonnet-4 earns praise for steady, requirement-faithful edits in big repos. Benchmarks like SWE-bench show both at the top; developer reports vary. The real answer: pilot on your code and choose what ships green tests most reliably.

How to Use OpenAI’s GPT-OSS Models: A Hands-on Tutorial

OpenAI has made a bold move into the open-source community by releasing a new family of models: GPT-OSS. This guide will introduce you to these powerful, open-weight models, their technical specifications, and how you can start running them on your own hardware for agentic workflows and advanced reasoning tasks.