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Open-weight AI models vs hosted: which to use
An open-weight model is one whose files you can download and run yourself. Here is how it differs from a hosted model behind an API, and when a brand or agency gains from one.
Framepx team

AI7 min read
An open-weight model is one whose files you can download and run yourself. Here is how it differs from a hosted model behind an API, and when a brand or agency gains from one.
Framepx team

AI9 min read
Codex is OpenAI's coding agent: it reads a project, edits files and runs commands in a terminal, an editor, the ChatGPT desktop app or the cloud. Here is how it compares with Claude Code.

AI8 min read
Perplexity's API docs show how an answer gets its cited sources: a web search, numbered results, markers in the text. What that tells a brand about being cited.

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A short product ad needs a few seconds, vertical and square, and an exact product. Here is what the makers' own pages state about six video models, and what they leave out.

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A subagent is a helper with its own context window, a hook is a command that always runs at a fixed moment. How both work, and what a content team can do with them.

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Claude Code is Anthropic's agentic tool that reads your files, edits them and runs commands. Here is what that gives someone who runs ads and content.

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Each assistant finds products through its own road, a shopping feed, a product graph or live web search, and in every case clean product data and a readable site help.
