Plamen Ivanov

Exponent is an impressive AI programming assistant that excels at handling a wide range of software engineering tasks. Its ability to collaborate seamlessly across different stages of development, whether locally or in CI, makes it a valuable tool for developers looking to streamline their workflow. I found Exponent to be incredibly capable, significantly improving my codebase with intelligent...

Kilo Code is a game-changer for developers who want AI-powered assistance without leaving VS Code. This extension delivers on its promise of speed and autonomy—writing, fixing, and improving code with impressive accuracy. Why I love it: ✅ Blazing-fast AI – The models are tuned for speed, making real-time coding feel seamless. ✅ Full workflow integration – From generating files to running CLI...

I've been using all three, OpenAI, Claude, and DeepSeek, primarily for coding. Claude 3.7 (and even 3.5) has been impressive for my needs, delivering consistent quality. DeepSeek-v3 is also performing really well and feels like a great cost-effective option. That said, I’ve been a bit disappointed with ChatGPT’s performance lately, which pushed me to explore alternatives like Qwen...

🧠🚀 Trae – the AI IDE that learns as you code . This adaptive powerhouse doesn’t just autocomplete—it collaborates , anticipating your workflow and turbocharging your productivity. Whether debugging, refactoring, or building from scratch, Trae’s real-time insights cut coding time in half. Ship faster, smarter, and with zero friction. Your code’s new co-pilot is here—let’s redefine speed . 💻⚡

📝 The ultimate note-taking powerhouse for developers! This app seamlessly blends functionality and elegance—sync with GitHub, write in crisp Markdown, and access your docs from anywhere. Perfect for coders who demand efficiency and style. Your second brain just got an upgrade! 🚀

Nice one, I like it ✨

This looks amazing! I had a chance to check it out the demo in the repo, and I'm definitely interested in giving it a try.

nice prompts 😎

An hour later, still generating headlines

Looks promising, but the free models do not produce usable images.