The Alphonix journal
Clear guides to models, agents, bots, and the choices around putting AI to work.
Explore the journalLocal AI can work without sending every prompt to a cloud service. Here is what your computer needs, what stays private, and how to try it without buying new hardware.
AI can write code quickly. The useful skill is knowing what to ask for, what to check, and when to stop it from changing more than you understand.
A useful document chatbot first finds the right information, then writes an answer from it. This guide explains the common approaches without database jargon.
MCP is a shared way for AI assistants to connect with files, apps, and services. Here is how it works, why people care, and what to check before using it.
An AI agent is software that can choose steps and use tools to complete a task. Here is what that means in ordinary work, with the risks left in view.
Sonnet 5.5 never draws a single video frame, yet people are making slick animated videos with it. Here is how that works, what it costs and where it falls short.
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