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If you liked our article about Roo-Code, then you are likely to be interested in this tool too: it is called Aider, and it aims to give you an interaction with large language models (LLMs) right in your terminal. But even if you don't particularly like VSCode, or just prefer to interact with AI directly in your terminal, Aider will…

Roo-Code, previously known as Roo Cline, represents a significant advancement in developer tooling, functioning as an AI-powered autonomous coding agent seamlessly integrated within the Visual Studio Code environment. Its fundamental purpose is to elevate the coding experience through the incorporation of AI-driven automation, support for multiple language models, and a range of experimental features designed to enhance productivity. At its…

If you are interested in creating agents with AI to simplify your daily routine, chances are you came across the concept of n8n workflow. But what is n8n? What kind of workflows can you create with it? If you are interested in these concepts, we want you to know that we are too! And are happy to share our experience…

It is safe to say that “reasoning” has been one of the most discussed new features of large language models. Since we find it interesting too, it is our will to let you know how to enhance your use of it through Regolo. What is “reasoning” in models? A reasoning model is a type of LLM that, instead of providing…