Zentor Field Notes

Zentor Field Notes

Hands-on automation playbooks

Field notes from the Zentor team. We compare the agent stack we run in production against the alternatives we evaluated and dropped. Production stories with real numbers, not vendor decks.

16 articles All authors
  1. 01
    Guide Claude Tag Guardrails for Workspace AI Access

    Claude Tag guardrails decide what AI can read, remember, and act on in shared Slack. A governance checklist for access, memory, spend, and human review.

    11 min read
  2. 02
    Comparison Generative AI vs AI Agents vs Agentic AI

    Generative AI vs AI agents vs agentic AI: not a power ranking, but how much work each carries. Learn which layer your workflow needs and where each fits.

    12 min read
  3. 03
    Guide Hunyuan 3D as an Agent Tool for 3D Asset Workflows

    Hunyuan 3D explained as an agent tool: how AI 3D generation fits into repeatable asset workflows for creation, review, and handoff.

    7 min read
  4. 04
    Guide Pexels API as an Agent Skill: Automating B-Roll Search

    B-roll search automation explained: how Pexels API-style asset lookup can become a reusable agent skill inside faceless video workflows.

    6 min read
  5. 05
    Guide Meta Skills AI, Explained

    Meta skills in AI are agent patterns for creating, routing, and improving other skills, not a product from Meta the company. Here is what the term really means.

    8 min read
  6. 06
    Guide LTX 2.3 GGUF as a Tool Layer in AI Workflows

    LTX 2.3 GGUF explained as one tool layer inside repeatable AI video workflows, and when a managed execution layer beats a local ComfyUI setup.

    7 min read
  7. 07
    Comparison Claude Tag Alternative: Tag an AI for $20/mo

    Claude Tag runs on Claude Team: a 2-seat minimum, $50/mo billed monthly. Here is the real pricing and a Claude Tag alternative you tag in Slack for $20.

    12 min read
  8. 08
    Research Sakana Fugu and the End of Model Lock-In

    Sakana Fugu routes across frontier LLMs to kill model vendor lock-in. An honest look at the benchmark-vs-reality gap and what it leaves you owning.

    12 min read
  9. 09
    Guide Claude Anthropic Skills, Explained

    Claude Anthropic Skills are reusable SKILL.md folders that teach Claude a task once, so you stop re-explaining. How they differ from prompts, Tools, and MCP.

    9 min read
  10. 10
    Guide What Are AI Agent Skills? A Practical Guide

    If your agent needs the whole process re-explained every run, is it really skilled? Here's what AI agent skills are, how they work, and when to use one.

    10 min read
  11. 11
    Research What Autonomous AI Agents Should Handle

    Autonomous AI agents save time only when the task is clear, bounded, and reviewable. Learn what AI should handle alone and where people stay accountable.

    11 min read
  12. 12
    Guide AI Agent Use Cases in 2026: What Real Teams Run Daily

    Compare real AI agent use cases by team size and workflow. Pricing, integrations, and honest limitations across Zentor, ChatGPT, Copilot, Dust, and Zapier.

    10 min read
  13. 13
    Comparison AI Assistant for Developers in 2026: What I Still Use Daily

    Compare Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and OpenCode by SWE-bench scores, pricing, and the production trade-offs no demo video will show you.

    9 min read
  14. 14
    Comparison Best AI Automation Tool in 2026: Honest Cost-at-Scale Picks

    Find the best AI automation tool by team size and workload. Real pricing at 50K operations, integration breadth, and the trade-offs vendor pages hide.

    8 min read
  15. 15
    Comparison Best Open Interpreter Alternative in 2026: Six Picks

    Looking for an Open Interpreter alternative? Compare Zentor, OpenClaw, OpenHands, Devika, Claude Code, and Cursor on safety, latency, and cost.

    8 min read
  16. 16
    Research AI Automation ROI: The 5% That Actually Pay

    AI automation ROI in 2026: the 170-300% averages are self-reported. MIT found 95% of pilots show no P&L impact. What separates the 5% that do.

    8 min read