Project DIGITS — All Guides
Project DIGITS, now called NVIDIA DGX Spark, is a compact AI supercomputer for developers, researchers, and data scientists who want to prototype, fine-tune, and run large AI models locally.
Guides & Articles
How to build an agentic AI operating system with Claude Opus 4.8 and Ultra Code
Claude Opus 4.8 introduces Ultra Code and dynamic workflows that can spin up teams of AI agents to build complex tools with minimal human input. This guide walk…
Best AI app builders for web developers in 2026: Base 44 vs Bolt vs Rocket vs Lovable
Not all AI coding tools are equal once you move beyond “Hello World.” This deep comparison of Base 44, Bolt, Rocket, and Lovable shows which platforms actually …
DaVinci Resolve 21: how to use the new AI tools for faster, smarter editing
DaVinci Resolve 21 adds a full suite of AI tools designed to speed up your workflow without replacing your creativity. This guide walks through the new features…
32 Claude Code tricks to build faster, smarter AI workflows
Learn 32 practical Claude Code tricks that take you from beginner to power user. From context management and planning modes to agent teams and always‑on VPS ses…
How to never hit your Claude session limit again
Constantly hitting Claude’s session limit? This guide breaks down how tokens really work, why long chats get worse and more expensive, and the practical habits,…
Anijam AI review: from idea to animated film in minutes
Anijam AI (also called Anigen in some places) is an AI animation agent that turns simple text prompts into full cinematic scenes with characters, voiceover, and…
How to use Gemma 4 and Ollama for local AI coding in VS Code
Learn how to turn Visual Studio Code into an AI-powered coding environment using Gemma 4 running locally through Ollama, plus the Continue extension for chat an…
How to use GLM 5.2 in Claude Code (and when it actually beats Opus)
GLM 5.2 is an open-source giant model that plugs surprisingly well into Claude Code, often running faster and about five times cheaper than Opus for many everyd…
I tried to build my own game-playing AI from scratch
This article walks through the journey of building a simple game-playing AI from scratch, using evolution-inspired training and neural networks to teach an agen…
Claude Code vs Google Antigravity: 100+ hours of testing, honest results
Claude Code and Google Antigravity are two of the most powerful agentic coding tools right now—but they shine in different areas. This guide breaks down how the…
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Claude Opus 4.8 - Claude Opus 4.8 is Anthropic's most advanced AI model, excelling at coding, reasoning, writing, and agentic tasks. Avail…
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Cursor - Cursor is an AI coding agent and editor for developers who want faster coding, debugging, refactoring, and code review. …
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Codex - Codex is OpenAI's AI coding agent that writes features, fixes bugs, runs tests, and prepares code for review. It's built…
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Playground OpenAI - OpenAI Playground lets you test prompts, compare models, and explore text, image, and other AI workflows in one place. I…
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Claude Code - Claude Code is an AI coding assistant from Anthropic that helps you read, edit, test, and automate work across a codebas…
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Cursor - Cursor is an AI coding agent and editor for developers who want faster coding, debugging, refactoring, and code review. …
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Codex - Codex is OpenAI's AI coding agent that writes features, fixes bugs, runs tests, and prepares code for review. It's built…
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Scale AI - Scale AI helps enterprises build, test, and improve AI systems with training data, model evaluation, and deployment tool…
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Llama 3.2 - Llama 3.2 is Meta’s open model family for text and vision tasks. It’s built for developers, researchers, and teams that …
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NVIDIA Cosmos - NVIDIA Cosmos is a physical AI platform for generating and reasoning about real-world video and simulation data. It is b…