How much does Cursor cost? Plans and model pricing
As of 2026-10-16, Cursor is sold as part of The X Subscription: Free, Plus at 8 USD a month, Premium at 30, Super at 100, and Ultra at 200. What each plan includes and how model usage is billed.
Problems I've thought about deeply. In the LLM era, the most valuable human quality is asking meaningful questions.
As of 2026-10-16, Cursor is sold as part of The X Subscription: Free, Plus at 8 USD a month, Premium at 30, Super at 100, and Ultra at 200. What each plan includes and how model usage is billed.
OpenAI released GPT-6 Astra on September 3, 2026, first to a limited set of organizations and then over the following days to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and the API. Rollout timeline, API pricing, and the Sol and Luna follow-ups.
As of 2026-10-16, Kimi Code is not sold on its own; it comes with Kimi membership. Internationally all four plans include it, from Plus at 19 USD a month to Ultra at 199 USD. In China it starts at Plus, 99 RMB a month.
Caveman is a skill that makes a coding agent talk like a caveman to cut output tokens. It advertises about 65% savings; independent tests on real agent tasks found about 8.5%, and one found it used more.
grill-me is an open-source agent skill by Matt Pocock: type /grill-me with a loose idea and the agent questions you in rounds until every decision in the plan is settled. How it works and how it differs from grill-with-docs.
Loop engineering means you stop prompting a coding agent turn by turn and instead design a loop that starts it on a schedule or event and stops it when a machine-checkable condition holds. What a good loop contains and where it goes wrong.
Muse is the personal AI agent Meta launched on September 8, 2026. It connects to email, calendar, payments, and other apps to send emails, book travel, or sell items on Marketplace for you. What it does, what it costs, and what to watch with permissions.
RAG (retrieval-augmented generation) architecture retrieves relevant passages from your documents before the model answers, then gives the passages and the question to the model together. The typical parts of a RAG system and where it usually fails.
Spec-driven development means writing a reviewable spec first and having an AI agent build from it, so the spec, not the chat history, is the source of truth. How it differs from vibe coding and when it pays off.
Vibe coding means describing what you want in plain language, letting AI write the code, and judging it only by whether it runs. Where the term came from and when it makes sense.
A breakdown of Augment Code's user base, pricing, funding, and — most tellingly — its investor roster, which reveals the company's real strategic bet.
A simple but rigorous way to think about multi-timeframe analysis without contradictions
A practical definition of swings (price waves) that makes sense for discretionary and quant systems
A clear definition of trend that works across charting and quantitative statistics
Turning price action into a consistent framework: pivots, breaks, ranges, and state changes
Why every trading edge has a matching failure mode, and how to use that fact to design risk and diversification
How three common trading words map to one coherent hierarchy (and how to avoid mixing levels)
A clear map of profit sources in markets: risk premia, providing liquidity, information, and structural edges
A practical, quant-minded explanation of where price changes come from, from order flow to volatility
A rigorous but practical explanation of why certain price zones keep attracting trades, rejections, and reversals
Understanding the inverted yield curve phenomenon and what it means for the economy and bond markets
Understanding the inverse relationship between bond prices and interest rates, and why bond prices typically fall when interest rates rise
Exploring how AI will transform the software development landscape in the next decade
A simple guide to calculating bond interest payments and understanding coupon rates
A comprehensive guide to timing your bond purchases based on interest rate cycles
Understanding the fundamental inverse relationship between interest rates and bond prices in financial markets
Understanding what a 4% yield means for bonds, investments, and your financial planning
A beginner-friendly guide to understanding bond yields, how they're calculated, and what they mean for investors
Understanding the 5% rule for bond investing and its applications in portfolio management
Exploring the most significant yield curve inversions in financial history and their economic implications
Analyzing which investors, sectors, and entities benefit from high interest rate environments
Understanding the fundamental negative correlation between bond prices and interest rates in financial markets
Understanding the mechanics of how declining interest rates lead to falling bond yields and rising bond prices
Understanding why bond prices move in the opposite direction of interest rates through practical examples and market dynamics
A comprehensive explanation of the mathematical and economic reasons behind the inverse relationship between interest rates and bond prices
Understanding the fundamental inverse relationship between interest rates and inflation in economic theory and practice
Buffett does not reject all bonds. A historical explanation of Berkshire's business ownership, Treasury bills, insurance float and liquidity, using its 2024 annual report.
Understanding the inverse relationship between bond prices and yields through the mechanics of the bond market