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27:05ENOpenAI and Cursor’s Split: What Changes for DevelopersTheo Browne · Ping LabsTheo explains the proposed end of direct OpenAI model access in Cursor, the dispute over usage figures, and alternatives for developers.
43:14ENWhy Theo Uses GLM-5.3-Flash for Coding Agent WorkTheo Browne · Ping LabsThe anonymous Ox Alpha model became GLM-5.3-Flash. Theo tests its pull-request triage, cost, multimodal features and limitations.
36:35ENTheo’s AI Model Tier List: Capability, Cost and Coding WorkflowsTheo Browne · Ping LabsTheo compares frontier and smaller models using his own development work, benchmark charts and the prices available in August 2026.
31:48ENWhy File Systems Slow Down Coding Agent WorkflowsTheo Browne · t3.ggTheo Browne compares worktree creation, package installs and storage use across Mac and Linux setups, and explains why he moved his agent workflow to XFS with VDO.
44:42ENTheo Tests Meta’s Muse Code: Fast, Cheap and UnevenTheo Browne · Ping LabsMuse Spark 1.2 handles rapid analysis and pull-request triage at low cost, but Theo’s experiments expose integration failures, hallucinations and rate limits.
44:29ENTheo’s Opus 5 Review: Coding Style, Cost and Model TradeoffsTheo Browne · Ping LabsAfter a day of coding with Opus 5, Theo compares it with Fable and GPT-5.6 Sol across plans, benchmarks, costs and real work.
57:39ENFable 5 vs GPT-5.6 Sol: Theo on Cost, Coding and Model JudgmentTheo Browne · Ping LabsTheo compares two coding models through benchmarks, design work and long-running tasks, explaining why his favorite model is not always the one he uses first.
41:35ENKimi K3 in Practice: Coding, Visual Work, Cost and LimitationsTheo Browne · Ping LabsTheo tests Moonshot’s planned open-weight model on long coding tasks, UI design and a 3D game, while examining benchmarks and security concerns.
28:37ENTheo Tests Sonnet 5 and Explains Fable’s ReturnTheoTheo compares model benchmarks and his own coding tests, finding promise in Sonnet’s subagent orchestration but questioning its task costs.
31:30ENWhy Some AI Models Use Fewer Tokens to Solve a TaskTheoTheo explains input, output, caching and reasoning tokens, then explores a hypothesis about terse internal reasoning.
30:08ENGPT-5.6’s Limited Preview: Benchmarks, Agent Risks and AccessTheoTheo reviews the launch-era announcement, published evaluations and reported agent incidents, while questioning the balance between safety and broad access.
44:34ENTheo’s Six Ideas for Better Developer Tools and PlatformsTheoFrom safer package distribution to an open mobile platform and unusual AI benchmarks, Theo shares projects he hopes others will build.
0:37ENTheo Criticizes Fable 5 Access and Benchmark RestrictionsTheoTheo points to restricted access, fallback models and refusals in one coding benchmark as reasons for concern about Anthropic's Fable release.
29:32ENTheo on Fable’s Safeguards, Data Retention, and TransparencyTheoTheo examines fallback behavior and an initially undisclosed safeguard, then corrects himself after finding an update and changelog.
2:30ENTheo’s First Look at Fable 5 and Its BenchmarksTheoTheo discusses the relationship between Fable and Mythos, benchmark refusals and early coding results.
32:53ENTheo’s Fable 5 Review: Benchmarks, Real Projects, and LimitsTheoTheo tests a newly released model on coding and creative work, highlighting impressive results alongside failures, safeguards and cost.
32:30ENTheo Reviews DeepSWE and the Limits of Coding BenchmarksTheoAn investor in DataCurve examines its coding benchmark, the results shown in the video and their limitations.
28:02ENTheo Tests Claude Opus 4.8 and Claude Code WorkflowsTheoA hands-on look at model behavior, early benchmarks, usage estimates and parallel agent workflows.









