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You can install ZZZ Anime locally in ComfyUI and generate rich anime art in minutes. Install ComfyUI, download the ZZZ Anime diffusion model, its text encoder, and the VAE, place them in the correct ComfyUI folders, load the provided workflow, choose your model in the loader nodes, add a positive prompt, and generate. On a … Read more
Local Deep Research is an open-source AI research assistant that runs entirely on your machine with no API keys. Give it a complex question and it automatically searches the web via SearXNG, academic sources like arXiv and PubMed, and your own documents, then synthesizes everything into a proper report with citations, logs, and a downloadable … Read more
Baidu ERNIE 5.1 beats DeepSeek on the hardest agent math tasks with tools, competes with Claude and Gemini, and was trained at only 6% of the usual budget. It sits in the global top tier on agents, math, knowledge, and search while cutting total parameters to about a third and active parameters to half. They … Read more
Zaya1 8B is an open-source 8.4 billion parameter Mixture-of-Experts model with only 760 million active parameters per token, trained entirely on AMD hardware, and it posts results that beat some much larger systems on hard math and reasoning. In head-to-head claims, it outperforms Claude 4.5 Sonnet and Gemini 2.5 Pro on hard evaluations, stays competitive … Read more
The official DFlash drafter from Z-Lab is out, paired with the Gemma 26B A4B MoE model from Google, and it delivers a big boost in throughput without hurting quality. On an H100 80 GB, I saw 222.3 tokens per second with a mean acceptance length of 7.8 and roughly a 3.4 times speedup over autoregressive … Read more
To install and test Drama Box locally, clone the repo, install the requirements, and launch the Gradio demo. The first run downloads the model and serves the UI at localhost:7860. On an Nvidia RTX 6000 with 48 GB of VRAM, I saw just over 16 GB VRAM consumption while generating. Drama Box is a fine-tune … Read more
The quick answer for how to install Claude Code in Antigravity is this. Download and install Antigravity from antigravity.google.com, open the app, install the Claude Code extension, open a project folder, start a new Claude chat, switch to Auto mode, paste a professional prompt, and let it build the project. That covers both how to … Read more
Here is the short answer. Use Antigravity if design and speed are your priority or if you want to test something for free before you commit. Use Claude Code if you care about real code quality, configurability, and production reliability. My recommendation is to learn Claude Code first. The output quality and the pace that … Read more
You can create multiple agents in Google Anti-gravity inside your workspace by opening Agent Manager, opening a workspace, and starting a new conversation for each agent. Click Open Agent Manager, click Open workspace, then click Open new workspace, and use Start conversation to add your first agent, then click Start conversation again for each additional … Read more
You get the best results from Claude Code by staying in control, using Plan mode, creating focused agents and skills, being explicit over implicit, trusting but verifying, and still writing code yourself when it is faster or clearer. I do not run Claude Code in a loop, I do not live code, and I prefer … Read more