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Developer Tools & Agents

Guides to AI coding agents and developer tools: CLI and IDE assistants, MCP servers, local models, agent configuration, and workflows that hold up in daily use.
  • 51 articles
  • Updated Oct 10, 2026
An illustrative OpenClaw toolkit for choosing one small research, assistant, developer or extraction workflow.

Best OpenClaw Skills to Install First (2026): Starter Packs by Workflow

Start with the skill that completes your recurring job: summarize for long source material, gog for Google Workspace, or github for repository status. Web research and browser work may already have the tools they need. Check what your agent can use before installing another skill.

13 min
OpenClaw installation guide covering macOS, Linux, Windows WSL2, and Docker deployment methods

OpenClaw Installation Guide: macOS, Linux, Windows, and Docker

Install OpenClaw with the official installer, complete provider and Gateway setup, and verify a first reply. Follow separate macOS/Linux, native Windows, WSL2, and Docker steps, with current Node requirements and fixes for common installation errors.

19 min
Codex Usage dashboard with separate five-hour and weekly windows plus wait, reset, credits, and API paths

Codex Weekly Limit Reset: Find Your Time or Reset Now

There is no universal Codex reset day. Use your account’s Usage page to find the actual time, then decide whether to wait, buy an eligible instant reset, use a banked reset, spend credits, or switch to separately billed API usage.

8 min
Choosing a single RTX 5090 or dual GPUs for Qwen3.8-27B based on precision, context, and concurrency.

Qwen3.8-27B VRAM Guide: RTX 5090, Dual GPUs, and 262K Context

A 32GB RTX 5090 can run quantized Qwen3.8-27B, but fitting 262,144 tokens depends on the weights, KV cache, runtime, and workload. Use these memory budgets and configuration checks to choose a practical single- or dual-GPU setup.

12 min