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Frameworks de développement piloté par l’IA : le pourquoi, le quoi et le comment
Un benchmark pratique de Spec Kit, OpenSpec, Superpowers, BMAD Method, GBrain, des skills de Matt Pocock, et de quelques challengers. Quelque part entre « l’IA va remplacer les développeurs » et « l’IA écrit n’importe quoi », une histoire plus discrète s’est jouée : les développeurs ont arrêté de débattre des modèles pour débattre du…
AI-Driven Coding Frameworks: The Why, the What, and the How
A hands-on benchmark of Spec Kit, OpenSpec, Superpowers, BMAD Method, GBrain, Matt Pocock’s skills, and a few challengers. Somewhere between “AI will replace developers” and “AI writes garbage,” a quieter story has been playing out: developers stopped arguing about the models and started arguing about the process. In 2025 the debate was which agent to…
Claude Opus 5 full review : I ran the benchmarks
HANDS-ON REVIEW · 26 JULY 2026 Claude Opus 5 Anthropic’s fourth model in two months arrived with a pitch that sounds modest: near-frontier intelligence at half the price. The pitch undersells it. One score in this release moved twenty-fold, on the one benchmark specifically designed to resist the tricks labs use to inflate numbers. This…
CDLC : The Context Development LifeCycle
The bottleneck moved Coding agents write features now. They fix bugs, scaffold services, and open pull requests that a reviewer can plausibly approve. Whether that is a good development is a separate argument, and a real one. It is also not the argument most teams are having on a Tuesday morning. The question in front…
GPT-5.6: OpenAI Ships a Family, Not a Model
On July 9, OpenAI moved the GPT-5.6 family to general availability, two weeks after a limited preview. There is no single “GPT-5.6.” There are three: Sol, Terra, and Luna. If you write code for a living, this release is worth ten minutes of your attention, and a bit of skepticism. Why it matters The headline…