The Meter Is Running: GitHub Copilot Goes Pay-Per-Token, and Every Developer Just Became a Day Trader
GitHub Copilot switches to usage-based billing on June 1. Your $10/month plan now comes with a token budget, and heavy users are staring at potential 5x overages. Here's what actually changed, where developers are fleeing, and how to pick the right AI coding tool without going broke.
Claude Code vs Cursor: I Used Both for a Month. One Tried to Charge $1,400.
Cursor is the sous chef who hands you the knife before you ask. Claude Code is the contractor who remodels your kitchen overnight. We tested both on real iOS projects and here's when each one wins — plus how to avoid that terrifying billing surprise.
Claude Dispatch Just Dropped — And Your Computer Will Never Sleep Again
Anthropic just shipped Dispatch: scan a QR code, text Claude from your phone, and your desktop executes the work while you're at dinner. Reports, emails, presentations, file management — all from your couch. This isn't a feature update. This is a paradigm shift.
Your Prompts Are Not Skills. Yet.
Most people save prompts and think they're done. They're not. The gap between a saved prompt and a real skill is variables, iteration, and community feedback. Here's how to turn your best prompts into reusable skills — and why PromptKit was built for exactly this.
Where Do Your AI Prompts Go to Die?
We surveyed 2,847 AI users about their prompt habits. 73% lose prompts regularly. 68% rewrite the same ones. The average person stores prompts across 4.2 different apps. So we built PromptKit — a native iOS and macOS app to save, organize, launch, and share AI prompts.
12 Claude Code Commands I Actually Use Every Day (Not the Ones You Think)
Custom slash commands, hooks that block you from deploying at 2 AM, worktrees for parallel sessions, and the CLAUDE.md trick that changed everything. A practical guide from someone who's been using Claude Code since day one.