About aismarter.site
aismarter.site covers the tools, protocols, and policy shifts that actually affect people building software with AI — coding agents, the Model Context Protocol, pricing changes across major AI platforms, and the regulatory landscape developers now have to track alongside their code.
Why this site exists
Most AI-tool coverage online falls into one of two categories: sponsored listicles ranking whoever paid for placement, or surface-level news rewrites with no testing behind them. Neither helps someone trying to decide which coding agent fits their actual workflow, or what a pricing change means for their team's budget. This site exists to sit in the gap between those two — comparisons and guides written from actually using the tools, updated when the underlying facts change rather than left to go stale.
How we work
- No sponsored placements. Nothing on this site is paid for by the tools it covers. If that changes for any specific post, it will be disclosed clearly in that post.
- Sources are checked, not assumed. Pricing and feature claims are verified against official sources — see the pricing tracker for an example of how that's tracked over time, including a change log when facts shift.
- Content gets corrected. AI tooling changes fast; posts are updated when something in them goes out of date, rather than left as a stale snapshot.
Who's behind it
aismarter.site is an independently run publication focused on practical AI-tooling coverage for developers. It's a small, founder-run operation — not a large newsroom — which is also why the focus stays narrow: covering AI development tools and policy well, rather than covering all of technology thinly.
Get in touch
Questions, corrections, or topic requests are welcome — see the contact page for how to reach us.