Blogs
Kimi K2.7 Code on Fireworks: Better Agents, Lower Cost per Task, Available Day-0
Fireworks is launching Day-0 support for Kimi K2.7 Code, the latest model in Moonshot’s K2 coding series.
BlogsFireworks Dev Day 2025 WrappedFireworks
BlogsDistillation with Reasoning: Can DeepSeek R1 Teach Better Than Humans?Fireworks
BlogsFireworks.ai Now Available on LangChain Prompt PlaygroundFireworks
BlogsQwen3 Decoded: Choosing the Right Model For Your TaskFireworks
ResourcesShip a GitHub code review bot with Hono and RedisVercel
BlogsWe removed 80% of our agent’s toolsVercel
ResourcesDeploy Dramatiq workers on VercelVercel
ResourcesAccept project transfer request | Vercel REST APIVercel
BlogsLinuxCon and CloudOpen Europe Live Blog Day 1: Twitter, Citrix and The Linux Foundation - LinuxLinuxfoundation
BlogsHow the Netlify Data Team Uses Census for Operational AnalyticsNetlify
BlogsEmbracing the Code Review BottleneckHoneycomb
BlogsHow Much Should My Observability Stack Cost?Honeycomb
BlogsUsing GitHub Copilot to Speed Up Your Development WorkflowHoneycomb
BlogsInstrumenting AI Agents for the Agent Timeline: A Practical OpenTelemetry GuideHoneycomb
BlogsYour Questions About AI Agents and Production Feedback AnsweredHoneycomb
BlogsDatabase-per-User Architecture With Shared Application Environments: How and Why - NeonNeon
BlogsNeon is now available as an OpenAI Codex Plugin - NeonNeon
BlogsReusable Prompts: The Future of Starter Templates - NeonNeon
