
Mia Parker

Ai And Agent Trends
ChatGPT can now watch your project board. What event-driven agents need next.
ChatGPT can now watch a project board through MCP Events and team tasks. The trigger is the easy half: who owns the plan, where it lands, and how to route it.
Mia Parker
October 2, 2026
TutorialsCan You Run Coding Agents on Claude Sonnet 5.5 for Free?
Sonnet 5.5 is free to chat with on Claude.ai, but Claude Code is not on Free and a chat seat cannot start a run. The real free routes and the cheapest setup.
Mia Parker
September 29, 2026
ToolsWhen a Cheaper Model Costs More: Price Agent Runs Per Accepted Change
GPT-6 Luna at $0.10 per million tokens lowers the price of an attempt and raises attempts, output and decisions per shipped change. Price agent runs per accepted change, not per token.
Mia Parker
September 23, 2026
TutorialsHow to Run GPT-6 Luna Agents in Sharkly
Bind gpt-6-luna as a Runtime on one Computer, keep the cheap lane visibly separate from the expensive one, size the timeout for a slow first token, and decide where a $0.10 model belongs in a Crew.
Mia Parker
September 23, 2026
ToolsGPT-6 Sol at $0.27 a Task: What Your Fixed Agent Budget Now Buys
OpenAI put GPT-6 Sol at $0.27 per AutomationBench task against Claude Opus 5 at 11.1x that. What a fixed monthly agent budget now buys, and why the new ceiling is your reviewers.
Mia Parker
September 23, 2026
TutorialsWhat Kie.ai Actually Costs: Credits, Per-Model Rates, and the Fine Print
How Kie.ai credits work, what the per-model rates look like, whether failed requests are charged, and when going direct to the provider is the better deal.
Mia Parker
September 22, 2026
ToolsGemini CLI Parallel Agents: Running Several Gemini Tasks Side by Side
Run several Gemini CLI tasks side by side without collisions. Step-by-step worktree setup, the failure mode at each step, and where a task board takes over.
Mia Parker
September 20, 2026
TutorialsWhich Coding Agent Should Get This Task?
Stop routing tasks to whichever terminal is focused. Route on the task's shape, risk, file overlap, autonomy horizon, and cost, with a checklist you can run today.
Mia Parker
September 17, 2026
ToolsWhy an Agent Platform Should Not Sell You Tokens
Sharkly does not sell tokens. Runs bill against the Claude Code, Codex, or API plan attached to the Runtime, not a resold token balance. What that separation costs you, and what it saves.
Mia Parker
September 15, 2026
Human-Agent CollaborationCoding Agent Observability: Status, Logs, and Failure Signals That Matter
Coding agent observability is more than status and logs. Learn the three signal layers, the six failure signals that actually matter, and how much you need by team size.
Mia Parker
September 15, 2026
ToolsOpenMontage: Agentic Video Production, and the Approval Problem It Surfaces
OpenMontage gives your coding agent eleven video pipelines with approval gates before spend. What it produces, the AGPL decision, and who signs off on the result.
Mia Parker
September 10, 2026
Tools"85% of Engineers Run Hundreds of Agents": What the Clip Says, What Anthropic Said, and What Neither One Solves
The viral "85% of engineers run hundreds of agents, graph engineering" clip has no primary source. What Anthropic's talks actually say, OpenAI's real numbers, and the review problem both leave open.
Mia Parker
September 10, 2026
ToolsManaging Worktrees for Coding Agents Without the Cleanup Pain
Agents create git worktrees fast and clean up none of them. Here is the four-command cleanup rail, the failure mode at each step, and where a task board beats a script.
Mia Parker
September 9, 2026
Human-Agent CollaborationAI Agent Task Management: Who Assigns, Who Accepts the Work?
How to write, assign, and close tasks an AI agent executes: agent-ready descriptions, two assignment slots, status categories that control runs, and a real review handoff.
Mia Parker
September 3, 2026
Toolsagency-agents: 300+ Role Definitions for Your Coding Agent, and What They Cannot Hold
agency-agents installs 300+ agent role definitions into Claude Code, Cursor and Codex. What you get, the OpenCode limit, and why a role is not an assignable Agent.
Mia Parker
September 3, 2026