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I build web and mobile applications with AI in the loop, from Arad, Romania. I write here about the tools and methods behind AI-assisted development — what ships, what does not, and the trade-offs in between.

The Best Academic Research Tools for Doctoral, Master’s, and Bachelor’s Theses

1. How to Judge a Research Tool: Criteria and Trade-offs The first thing university libraries tell students is that there is no single best tool — and they mean it structurally, not as a courtesy. The University of Illinois qualitative-research guide states it flatly: “There is no ‘best’ software or technology for qualitative data analysis

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Claude for Financial Services: Open-Source Finance Agents

Claude for Financial Services: Open-Source Finance Agents

Anthropic has published Claude for Financial Services, an open-source repository of reference agents, skills, and data connectors for the financial-services workflows it sees most often: investment banking, equity research, private equity, and wealth management. The project lives at github.com/anthropics/financial-services, is written primarily in Python, and ships under the Apache License 2.0. What makes it unusual

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Hyperresearch: Claude Code Deep Research Pipeline

Hyperresearch: Claude Code Deep Research Pipeline

What Hyperresearch Actually Does to a Research Prompt Hyperresearch is an open-source, MIT-licensed Python deep research framework that turns Claude Code into a deep research agent. One prompt goes in, a tier-adaptive 16-step pipeline runs, and an adversarially-audited report comes out, with every fetched source stored in a persistent markdown vault indexed by SQLite. It

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