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The latest Abid Ali Awan news, : Build AI agent memory with OpenAI Agents SDK and Mem0.

Abid Ali Awan is featured as the author and curator of several open‑source AI resource guides, including a list of seven tools that can replace paid services such as OpenAI, Midjourney and Grammarly, and a collection of five free AI engineering courses published on KDnuggets. Recent coverage highlights his contributions to open‑source AI tooling, educational content, and a KDnuggets guide to locally run ChatGPT‑style models.

8 stories mentioning Abid Ali Awan since 24 September 2026, newest first, each with its sources and discussion. Follow to see new ones on your front page.

  1. Agents & Tools new

    Build AI agent memory with OpenAI Agents SDK and Mem0

    This tutorial shows how to give AI agents long-term memory using the OpenAI Agents SDK and Mem0. Most agents forget context after a session ends, but memory systems let them retain preferences, decisions, and goals…

    1 source
    KDnuggets
  2. Open-source Humanizer model claims 95% human-written rewrite rate, but tests show mixed results

    A free, open-source AI model called Humanizer—fine-tuned on 28,598 AI-to-human text pairs—claims to rewrite AI-generated content into human-like writing with 95% success, per its developer. The 12-billion-parameter…

    1 source
    KDnuggets
  3. Agents & Tools new

    OpenAI Agents SDK lets Python developers build web-searching, tool-using agents

    The OpenAI Agents SDK simplifies creating AI agents in Python that can search the web, call custom Python functions, remember past conversations, and trace their steps. Released in a tutorial by KDnuggets, the SDK…

    1 source
    KDnuggets
  4. Agents & Tools new

    Five free AI coding agents you can try in 2026

    AI coding agents that let you explore repositories, edit files, run terminal commands, debug errors and execute tests are now reachable without paying for API credits. The guide highlights five options – OpenCode,…

    1 source
    KDnuggets
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    Five GitHub repos provide reusable AI agent skills for software development

    The article lists five open‑source GitHub collections that give coding agents reusable instructions for tasks such as planning, testing, debugging, and code review. The projects – Superpowers by Jesse Vincent, Skills…

    1 source
    KDnuggets
  6. Open-source tools replace OpenAI, Midjourney, Grammarly and more

    Abid Ali Awan lists seven open-source AI tools that can replace paid subscriptions for tasks like coding, image generation, note-taking, dictation and research. The tools run locally or can be self-hosted, offering…

    1 source
    KDnuggets
  7. Research new

    KDnuggets lists five free AI engineering courses for hands-on learning

    KDnuggets published a list of five free, open-source courses to help build AI engineering skills. The author, Abid Ali Awan, organizes them from beginner to advanced, covering LLMs, RAG, MLOps, fine-tuning, and…

    1 source
    KDnuggets
  8. Agents & Tools new

    MCP 2026-07-28 spec adds stateless protocol and new features

    MCP, a standard that lets AI applications talk to external tools, received a major update on 2026-07-28. The new specification makes the protocol stateless, adds caching, multi‑step interactions, improved…

    1 source
    KDnuggets

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As of 6 November 2026: Build AI agent memory with OpenAI Agents SDK and Mem0. This tutorial shows how to give AI agents long-term memory using the OpenAI Agents SDK and Mem0.

What is Abid Ali Awan?

Abid Ali Awan is featured as the author and curator of several open‑source AI resource guides, including a list of seven tools that can replace paid services such as OpenAI, Midjourney and Grammarly, and a collection of five free AI engineering courses published on KDnuggets. Recent coverage highlights his contributions to open‑source AI tooling, educational content, and a KDnuggets guide to locally run ChatGPT‑style models.