AI agents
65 articles
Agents are the part of AI that changes how work gets done rather than how text gets written. These articles cover the frameworks and harnesses we run in production, what breaks when an agent meets a real business process, and how to tell a genuine capability gain from a demo. Written for people building or buying agent systems, not for people reading about them.
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AI Coding Agents Compared: Codex vs Claude Code vs Gemini (2026)
Head-to-head comparison of GPT-5.3 Codex, Claude Code, and Gemini Code Assist for Australian businesses. Benchmarks, pricing, and practical recommendations for 2026.
What GPT-5.3 Codex Means for Australian Small Business Owners (and Why You Still Need Humans)
GPT-5.3 Codex, OpenAI’s coding model from February 2026, in plain English: what it can build for Australian small businesses and where people still matter.
AI Agents Explained for Aussie Business Owners (No Tech Background Needed)
What AI agents are, in plain English, and how Australian businesses use them for bookings, follow-ups, quoting and customer service, from about $50 a month.
How We Built an AI Growth Engine in a Weekend with OpenClaw
We built 12+ automated systems in one weekend with OpenClaw: blog posts, social media, a lead pipeline and a voice agent, for about $50 to $100 in API fees.
What is an AI Agent? A Plain English Guide for Australian Business Owners
An AI agent is software that can take actions on your behalf, make decisions, and work towards goals autonomously. Learn what makes agents different from chatbots and what infrastructure you need to make them work.
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