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Cursor's Graphite Buyout Isn't About Code—It's About Owning the Entire AI Developer Stack
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Cursor's Graphite Buyout Isn't About Code—It's About Owning the Entire AI Developer Stack

Anysphere's acquisition of Graphite signals a major shift in AI devtools. This isn't a feature buy; it's a play to own the entire software development lifecycle.

OpenAI's GPT-5.2-Codex: More Than a Coder, It's Your New System Architect
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OpenAI's GPT-5.2-Codex: More Than a Coder, It's Your New System Architect

OpenAI's GPT-5.2-Codex moves beyond coding assistance to system-level reasoning. Our analysis covers its impact on technical debt, cybersecurity, and the future of development.

The 28-Day App: How OpenAI's Coding Feat Signals the End of the Traditional Dev Team
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The 28-Day App: How OpenAI's Coding Feat Signals the End of the Traditional Dev Team

OpenAI reportedly built a complex app in just 28 days using AI. PRISM analyzes why this isn't just a speed boost—it's a paradigm shift that will reshape tech teams and investment strategies.

The AI That Builds Itself: Why OpenAI's Codex Signals a New Moore's Law for Software
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The AI That Builds Itself: Why OpenAI's Codex Signals a New Moore's Law for Software

OpenAI reveals its AI coding agent, Codex, now builds itself. PRISM analyzes why this recursive self-improvement loop could ignite a new Moore's Law for software.

The 28-Day App: How AI Is Forging a New Class of 'Hyper-Agile' Companies
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The 28-Day App: How AI Is Forging a New Class of 'Hyper-Agile' Companies

Forget 10x engineers. The new competitive edge is AI-native development, enabling tiny teams to ship complex apps in weeks. We analyze the workflows and what it means for tech.