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AI search, explained.

How assistants pick the sources they quote, what actually changes when one question becomes ten, and what you can do about it on your own site. 20 articles in English.

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30 ChatGPT Images 2.0 prompts for real work

30 copy-ready ChatGPT Images 2.0 prompts for storyboards, infographics, floor plans, UX mock-ups and branding, plus the five-part template behind them.

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Fable 5.1 and Astra: what changes for SEO and GEO

Claude Fable 5.1 cuts token costs by 25-45% and OpenAI's Astra crosses the Critical cyber threshold. What both mean for SEO, GEO and AEO visibility.

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AI crawlers: GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot explained

Which AI crawlers feed training data and which feed live answers, how to control each one in robots.txt, and why blocking everything by default backfires.

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Chunking: how AI splits your page into usable pieces

Retrieval systems cut your page into chunks and judge each one alone. How chunking works, which formats survive the cut, and what silently kills a section.

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Google AI Mode: how it works and how to get cited

What Google AI Mode is, how it differs from AI Overviews, how query fan-out selects sources, and what the Search Console generative AI report shows and hides.

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Grounding: how AI assistants connect answers to live sources

Grounding anchors an AI answer in retrieved web results instead of memory. How Gemini, ChatGPT and Perplexity do it, and what makes a page citable.

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llms.txt: what it is and whether your site needs one

llms.txt is a proposed markdown map of your site for AI models. The format, who actually reads it, and whether adding one is worth your afternoon.

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Passage ranking: Google ranks sections, not just pages

Since 2021 Google can rank a single section of a page on its own. The same habits that win passage ranking also win RAG retrieval in AI search. Here is how.

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robots.txt and sitemap.xml: five common mistakes

Does robots.txt block Googlebot, and does a 30-page site need a sitemap? Crawl blocking vs index blocking, five common mistakes and a five-minute test.

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5 SEO Skills and 5 GitHub Repos You Need to Know in 2026

5 must-have SEO skills for Claude Code and 5 GitHub repos that speed up your SEO work - from Google Lighthouse to our own neurise-seo package inside neurise-adseo.

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Claude Code from your phone: 4 methods compared

Four ways to use Claude Code from your phone: Anthropic's Remote Control, Orca, Tailscale and tmux. How they compare, setup steps and the security trade-offs.

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GPT-5.6 vs Claude Fable 5: what the benchmarks say

Anthropic reported 80.3% for Claude Fable 5 on SWE-Bench Pro vs 58.6% for GPT-5.5. How much of that lead survived GPT-5.6, and how to test both yourself.

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Grok Imagine Video 1.5: native audio and real cost

Grok Imagine Video 1.5 renders sound in the same pass as the picture. We compare xAI and OpenAI list prices and test the 86 per cent cheaper claim.

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NVIDIA DGX Spark for local LLMs: models and price

NVIDIA DGX Spark runs local LLMs of up to 200B parameters in 128 GB of memory for $4,699. Where the speed limit sits and who it actually suits.

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Self-harness: the AI agent that tunes its harness

A harness is the layer of tools, instructions and rules around an AI model. Self-harness lets the agent improve that layer itself. How the loop works.

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Vercel eve framework: Next.js for AI agents?

Vercel eve framework explained: an agent is a folder of files, with durable sessions, a sandbox and approval gates built in. What it offers, and its limits.

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Loop engineering: when a system steers AI agents

Loop engineering moves the lever from writing prompts to designing the loop that writes them. Four conditions, five building blocks and where loops fail.

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Query fan-out and its role in RAG answer engines

Query fan-out is how an answer engine splits one question into sub-queries. In RAG it shapes which passages get retrieved. How to plan for it.

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SEO vs AEO vs GEO: the differences that matter

SEO, AEO and GEO compared row by row: where you win, who reads the content, how success is measured and which signal moves it. Plus a four-question test.

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Where AI citations come from and how to earn them

Models quote sources they treat as trustworthy: communities, sites full of real opinions and pages that answer directly. How to get your brand into that set.

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