Section

Tools

Developer tooling, agents, evaluation, gateways and the software stack around generative AI, tested and compared.

An editorial mix across topics. Dates show when each story was published or updated.

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  1. Explainer

    Claude Skills explained: how Agent Skills work in Claude Code, apps and the API

    Claude Skills are folders of instructions and scripts that agents load on demand. How SKILL.md works, where skills run, how to write one, and skills vs MCP.

    21 min read

  2. Comparison

    Top 5 AI gateways for routing between vLLM, Ollama and cloud LLMs in 2026

    Five AI gateways ranked for hybrid inference: routing between self-hosted vLLM, SGLang and Ollama servers and cloud LLMs, with health checks and failover.

    19 min read

  3. Comparison

    Top 10 AI gateways in 2026, ranked for production use

    Bifrost, LiteLLM, Kong, Azure API Management, Agent Router, Vercel, Cloudflare, Databricks, OpenRouter and APISIX ranked on overhead, failover, governance, guardrails, MCP and deployment.

    19 min read

  4. Comparison

    Cursor vs Claude Code in October 2026: IDE agent or terminal agent?

    Cursor vs Claude Code compared on workflow, models, cloud agents, context, MCP, skills, team controls and pricing after Cursor's move to The X Subscription.

    24 min read

  5. Comparison

    Top 10 MCP gateways in 2026, compared for enterprise agent teams

    Ten MCP gateways ranked on per-user OAuth, tool-level access control, audit, guardrails on tool calls, observability, LLM routing, deployment and licence, from each vendor's documentation.

    21 min read

  6. Comparison

    Top 10 MCP servers for coding agents in 2026, ranked on what they cost and what they risk

    GitHub, Context7, Playwright, Chrome DevTools, Sentry and five more MCP servers ranked for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Copilot, with measured tool-definition token costs and injection risks.

    24 min read

  7. Comparison

    Top 10 agent orchestration frameworks in 2026, ranked for production

    Ten code-first frameworks for single- and multi-agent systems, ranked on orchestration model, durable state, human approval, MCP and A2A support, language reach and licence.

    21 min read

  8. Comparison

    Ten open-source AI gateways you can self-host in 2026, ranked

    Bifrost, LiteLLM, Kuadrant, Agent Router, APISIX, Higress, Kong, MLflow, Plano and New API ranked on licence, what the free tier holds back, footprint, MCP, governance and air-gapped fit.

    20 min read

  9. Comparison

    Top 10 open-source MCP gateways you can self-host in 2026

    Ten MCP gateways you can run on your own infrastructure, ranked on what the free tier actually includes: OAuth, per-tool access control, audit, guardrails, deployment and community health.

    22 min read

  10. Comparison

    Top 10 MCP servers in 2026, and how to run them safely

    GitHub, Playwright, Context7, Atlassian, Notion, Slack, Sentry, Supabase, Stripe and Figma ranked on maintenance, transport, auth, tool scoping and security record, read from each vendor's docs.

    25 min read

  11. Comparison

    LiteLLM alternatives in 2026: why teams switch and where they go

    LiteLLM alternatives compared: why teams outgrow the Python proxy, six gateways ranked with Bifrost first, and a config-by-config path for migrating off LiteLLM.

    18 min read

  12. Explainer

    MCP gateway explained: what it does and when agent teams need one

    An MCP gateway puts one governed endpoint between agents and the MCP servers they call. How tool filtering, upstream auth, audit and token control work, and where the risks sit.

    18 min read