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Ask Claude Code for a manga, and Claude writes the story and storyboard while Codex draws each page and hands it back as an image. It all runs within the usage of a paid Claude plan and a ChatGPT Plus or higher subscription. If a page looks off, ask for a few more fixes. We gathered pages from people who made their own and posted them.
manga-forge · 3 cases
ぐふとくく (@gufutokuku999), AI illustration creator · X
manga-forgeSee the reference
Video
Ben van Sprundel (Ben AI), founder of the AI agency behind the note app Balda · YouTube. The same video promotes the company's own paid course and an ElevenLabs affiliate link
Claude MotionSee the reference
Insights2026.10.27
Two senior engineers at Cockroach Labs split planning, coding, and review across AI agents. Now they can merge 10 code changes on a day spent in meetings, and the agents added support for a new database in two days. But the two wrote that this setup does not fit new engineers well. So they are building a feature that has new grads write the plan themselves and defend their decisions before the agents.
AI磊叔, maker of the Mac clipboard app Echo · X
huashu-motionSee the reference
Research & analysis
Pavel Rabtsevich, a product manager in Spain with no astronomy training · X, Reddit (an account that posts about using Claude Code and Codex)
Finding new candidates in public science data with a coding agentSee the reference
Nikita Maximilian Grimm, who builds vault-mirror, a backup tool for Bitwarden vaults · GitHub
tstack (Theo)See the reference
Video
Anthony Dupont-Cinko, who makes the podcast Talk Nerdy at AI adoption consultancy Tenex · X, Tenex blog
HyperFrames StudioSee the reference
Lorenzo Capone, head of growth for Southern Europe at Kraken, who ran an AI trading platform idea through it · YouTube (Italian)
roast-roomSee the reference
Research & analysis
Jesse Waites, software engineer in Boston · personal blog. Waites's post introducing Antiquity presents this project as a case study and carries a notice for JTPCK, a company that takes on custom AI document analysis work. Waites's relationship to JTPCK has not been disclosed.
Searching old archives with AI agentsSee the reference
Brian Porter, CTO of an automotive data company in Munich · personal blog (July, v1)
Hallmark v2See the reference
Insights2026.10.26
OpenAI released 722 AI-generated math manuscripts at once. Of the 719 left after withdrawals, only 42% have proofs confirmed by the Lean program. This piece follows the record of 3 withdrawals over a calculation error the next day, 14 separate proof revisions, and how mathematicians reacted. Together they show math's bottleneck moving from producing proofs to finding people who can read and check them.
Admin & support
Manufacturing business owner · YouTube channel Autofrog (runs AI automation courses)
ChatGPT Computer UseSee the reference
SachaRM7, a developer who built and uses the workout-tracking web app SachaRbone Fit · GitHub
rossark-motion-skillSee the reference
Video
Video editor David Shutt · runs a Resolve tutorial channel on YouTube
DaVinci Resolve AI AssistantSee the reference
Jangho Hwang, a Berlin developer who runs several services · X
Ideogram Vector 1.0See the reference
Video
Leo, the 15-year-old developer behind Social SDK
HyperFramesSee the reference
Development
Three Claude Code users · the same Reddit thread
Claude Code ModsSee the reference
Admin & support
Sakthi Kumar, a software engineer in Munich · YouTube (invite code in the description)
Meta MuseSee the reference
Development
André Prado, a Brazilian developer with an AI course business · sells courses
OpenAI DotsSee the reference
Insights2026.10.26
TypeSafe's decision model Jev matched Claude Sonnet 5's score of 67.8% at $0.0004 per decision, but the answers it was graded against came from two AI models that aren't on the leaderboard. When Red Hat retested it on public data with labels already attached, Jev ranked first or fourth depending on the task, and the results did not show it was faster or cheaper. Now that decisions are nearly free, the first thing to check isn't the model's price. It's whether you have an answer key that can show the decisions were right for your work.
Design
Working Reference · home screen design for a coffee-ordering app (mobile)
PIXSee the reference
Development
Silicon Valley Developer, a Korean-language coding instructor · course practice project (YouTube)
grill-meSee the reference
Research & analysis
Claude Code研究所 (Claude Code Lab), a Japanese account that runs Claude Code training · X
find-skillsSee the reference
Video
Operator of the online course platform learnfrom.co · Reddit
Claude OpusSee the reference
Writing & docs
Marketer with 15 years in the field · runs the Korean newsletter Growth Notes for Go-Getters
AsideSee the reference
Research & analysis
Creator Riley Brown · his own inbox
JevSee the reference
リナモ (@Rinamo2025), who tests and documents Claude Code and local AI · X
manga-forgeSee the reference
Insights2026.10.26
US security firm CrowdStrike analyzed AI work logs left on an attacker's server. The attacker ran a free open-source tool on other companies' commercial AI models and tried to break into many financial firms at once. What got breached were not banking apps but work systems for loan brokers and staff with weak identity checks. Korea's Financial Services Commission told firms to review systems by whether they are open to the outside, not by whether customers use them.
Video
AI and automation instructor Alexandre Kantjas · LinkedIn. The post promotes events at the 9x Community, which Alexandre runs
Claude MotionSee the reference
比特HODL, maker of Jax, an AI assistant firmware for the M5Stack round watch · X
huashu-motionSee the reference
Research & analysis
Thick_Ad_9875, a Reddit user who wrote "im not an astronomer" · Reddit, Zenodo
Finding new candidates in public science data with a coding agentSee the reference
Uzair Ansar, who builds hermex, an iPhone app for the Hermes agent · GitHub
tstack (Theo)See the reference
Video
Matt Farmer, a creator who runs paid workshops on AI video editing · YouTube
HyperFrames StudioSee the reference
Creator of “Philip baut,” a German-language YouTube channel a few weeks old · YouTube (German)
roast-roomSee the reference
Research & analysis
Benjamin Breen, associate professor of history at UC Santa Cruz · Res Obscura (Substack)
Searching old archives with AI agentsSee the reference
Insights2026.10.23
Workday reviewed 11 months of job requisitions from 554 large employers. Requirements for using AI tools fell 25% after peaking in January 2026. Requirements for building AI into work rose 51% from September 2025. The data can't tell us why demand for using AI fell.
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