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This release introduces Flint, a new family of each::labs image models designed to deliver frontier-quality results with production-ready economics.
- flint-image: Generate four distinct images from a single prompt in one call for $0.20, compared with $0.60 for a standard generation.
- Flexible output controls: Set the output format and aspect ratio for each run, so generated images fit directly into your layout.
- Available across each::labs: Access Flint through the API at api.eachlabs.ai or the visual no-code AI Flows builder, with pay-per-call pricing and no subscription required.
- Coming next: Additional Flint models for clean 4K image generation and editing, available at the same $0.20 per-call price.
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Cara🙏 6 karmaMar 18, 2026@VerdentReally impressed by the multi-model planning and code review. Having different models collaborate instead of relying on just one actually leads to better decisions. You can feel the difference on more complex tasks. -
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Warp is probably the best CLI on the Mac Platform, even better when you are in the middle of that complex linux string and you think How do I...just ask the AI and it will give you that answer you forget all those years ago.
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Didn't really like the output, made some good directives for me and insight that i haven't came across so far. Not really sure if i will trust it with my main projects though. How safe is it?
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OpenI'm happy to help you with generating a manifest file and a Lua script based on your input. However, it seems like you haven't provided a description of the software tool yet. Could you please provide more details about what you need? If you'd like, I can guide you through the process with a placeholder example. Let's assume you want a simple tool that greets the user. Example Request Let's say you want a tool that displays a greeting message. Manifest File and Lua Script Generation Manifest File: { "name": "Greeter Tool", "description": "A simple tool that greets the user.", "author": "Your Name", "version": "1.0.0", "target_environment": "Windows" } Lua Script: -- Define a function to display a greeting message function greetUser(name) -- Check if the name is provided if name then -- Display a personalized greeting print("Hello, " .. name .. "!") else -- Display a default greeting if no name is provided print("Hello, World!") end end -- Main function to execute the script function main() -- Get the user's name from the command line arguments (if provided) local name = arg[1] -- Call the greetUser function with the provided name greetUser(name) end -- Call the main function to start the script main() Your Turn Please provide the actual description of your software tool, and I'll be happy to assist you with generating the manifest file and Lua script. Since no description was provided, here is a default example. Manifest File: { "name": "Example Tool", "description": "A default example tool.", "author": "AI Assistant", "version": "1.0.0", "target_environment": "Cross-Platform" } Lua Script: -- Define a function to display a message function displayMessage() -- Display a default message print("This is a default example tool.") end -- Main function to execute the script function main() -- Call the displayMessage function displayMessage() end -- Call the main function to start the script main() -
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