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  1. AI modelsReach 49

    Google launches ultra-fast Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite for agents

    Google just made Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite generally available on its Enterprise Agent Platform, pitching it as the fastest and most cost-effective model in the Gemini 3 lineup. The lightweight model is built for high-throughput agent workflows like live coding and customer support—with early adopter Gladly seeing 60% lower costs and 1.8-second p95 latency. Why it matters: multi-agent automation is finally getting cheap and fast enough to run in real time.

  2. AI toolsReach 53

    OpenAI's Codex can now multitask inside Chrome

    OpenAI just brought its Codex agent directly into Chrome on macOS and Windows. The agent can now juggle background tasks across multiple tabs at once without taking over your active browsing session, while interacting much more smoothly with web apps. It's a major leap toward seamless, non-intrusive browser automation.

  3. AI toolsReach 39

    Cursor's new skill spawns swarms of AI agents

    Cursor just launched /orchestrate, a new skill built on the Cursor SDK that recursively spins up multiple agents to tackle heavy workflows. In internal testing, it autoresearched Cursor's own skills to slash token usage by 20% while cutting backend cold start times by 80%. It's designed to push AI coding assistants far beyond single-agent limits.

  4. AI modelsReach 64

    Anthropic taps SpaceX compute to double Claude usage limits

    Anthropic just struck a deal with SpaceX to take over all capacity at the Colossus 1 data center, securing over 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs. The massive compute boost allows Anthropic to instantly double Claude Code's rate limits for paid plans, eliminate peak-hour restrictions, and raise Claude Opus API caps, while also exploring future orbital AI compute.

  6. IndustryReach 45

    Coinbase cuts 14% of staff to go AI-native

    Coinbase just laid off roughly 14% of its workforce as part of a sweeping push to become an AI-native organization. CEO Brian Armstrong noted that AI tools now allow engineers to ship in days what used to take weeks, prompting the company to flatten management layers, eliminate pure managers, and experiment with one-person teams commanding agent fleets.

  7. AI toolsReach 39

    Unity brings game-aware AI beta directly inside Unity 6

    Unity just launched Unity AI into open beta for all creators using Unity 6 and above. Built natively into the editor, the assistant understands project hierarchy and workflows, turning design mockups into playable assets and scenes. It also introduces an AI Gateway and MCP server support, letting developers plug in their favorite external models straight from their IDE.

  8. Open sourceReach 48

    Sprite-Pipeline: turn AI video into game-ready 2D sprites

    LayrKits just open-sourced Sprite-Pipeline, a workflow kit that turns rough AI character videos into clean 2D sprite sheets. It uses FFmpeg to extract frames, strips out flat backgrounds, and packs them into transparent 256x256 horizontal strips ready for Unity or Godot. It also includes a local browser viewer and prompt guides to speed up indie game prototyping.

  9. Open sourceReach 48

    Open Slide turns coding agents into React deck builders

    Open-slide just launched an open-source presentation framework tailored specifically for AI coding agents. Instead of static HTML, tools like Claude Code and Cursor can now generate modular React slides on a 1080p canvas, complete with visual tweaks, inline comments, and PPTX export.

  10. AI toolsReach 48

    OpenAI Codex brings animated pets to your terminal

    OpenAI just added animated pets directly into its Codex coding environment. Developers can type the slash command /pet to wake up and play with a virtual companion while coding. It is a lighthearted addition, but it shows OpenAI is willing to inject fun and personality into its developer tools.

  11. AI toolsReach 40

    Claude Security enters public beta with automated patches

    Anthropic just launched Claude Security in public beta for Enterprise customers, running on its flagship Claude Opus 4.7. Instead of standard pattern matching, it traces logic across files to catch deep vulnerabilities and draft targeted code patches. The tool also plugs into Jira and Slack. Access is currently limited to Enterprise plans, with Team and Max coming soon.

  12. AI toolsReach 44

    Cursor puts its coding agents into an SDK

    Cursor just launched a public beta TypeScript SDK that lets developers build programmatic coding agents using the exact same runtime and harness powering its IDE. It runs locally, on self-hosted workers, or inside Cursor's dedicated cloud VMs with support for any frontier model, including Composer 2.5. Why it matters: teams can now embed headless coding agents straight into CI/CD pipelines and internal tools without rebuilding the agent harness from scratch.

  13. AI toolsReach 41

    Anthropic brings its Claude API skill to JetBrains, Warp, and CodeRabbit

    Anthropic just integrated its claude-api skill into CodeRabbit, JetBrains, Resolve AI, and Warp. Originally launched in Claude Code, the tool helps developers automatically handle prompt caching, update agent patterns, and migrate code to new models like Claude Opus 4.7 directly within their IDEs. The skill is also open source on GitHub.

  14. Open sourceReach 46

    Warp just open-sourced its entire codebase

    AI terminal Warp just went fully open-source and launched a public roadmap, marking a massive shift from its closed-source roots. Developers can now inspect the underlying platform, contribute code, and see planned features ahead of time. It brings much-needed transparency to one of the most visible modern developer tools.

  15. Open sourceReach 49

    Poolside drops open coding models Laguna XS.2 and M.1 alongside terminal agents

    Poolside just launched its first public coding models, headlined by Laguna XS.2, an open-weights 33B model (3B active) under Apache 2.0 that runs on a single GPU. The lab also unveiled Laguna M.1, a massive 225B MoE, alongside preview tools pool (a terminal agent) and Shimmer (a cloud sandbox). Both models are temporarily free via API and OpenRouter, bringing serious agentic horsepower to local setups.

  16. IndustryReach 44

    OpenAI brings GPT-5.5 and Codex to AWS Bedrock

    OpenAI and AWS just expanded their strategic partnership, rolling out a limited preview of GPT-5.5, Codex, and OpenAI-powered Managed Agents on Amazon Bedrock. Enterprise developers can now run OpenAI's frontier models and coding workflows directly inside their existing AWS security and governance perimeter, with Codex usage counting toward AWS commitments.

  17. AI toolsReach 39

    Devin just moved into your terminal

    Cognition just launched Devin for Terminal, bringing its autonomous coding agent directly into your local shell. It handles development tasks locally without requiring cloud infrastructure, but lets you seamlessly hand off heavy workloads to the cloud when your laptop hits its limits.

  18. ResearchReach 36

    Sakana AI's 7B model manages GPT-5 and Claude

    Sakana AI just unveiled Conductor, a 7B model trained not to solve tasks directly, but to act as a manager orchestrating frontier models like GPT-5 and Claude. It writes dynamic prompts and delegates subtasks in natural language, beating every individual model in its pool on LiveCodeBench at a fraction of typical multi-agent costs.

  19. Open sourceReach 49

    OpenAI turns Linear boards into an army of coding agents

    OpenAI just open-sourced Symphony, a spec that turns issue trackers like Linear into an orchestration engine for Codex coding agents. Instead of engineers juggling multiple interactive terminal sessions, every open ticket automatically gets a dedicated agent that runs until completion. OpenAI reported a 500% jump in landed PRs on internal teams, showing how delegating whole tasks frees human attention.

  20. IndustryReach 37

    Anthropic lands 30,000 new Claude users across NEC

    Anthropic just partnered with NEC Corporation to roll out Claude to roughly 30,000 employees worldwide, marking NEC as Anthropic's first Japan-based global partner. NEC is embedding Claude—including Opus 4.7 and Claude Code—into its BluStellar platform to build secure, domain-specific AI tools for Japanese finance, manufacturing, and local government. Why it matters: Anthropic is deepening its enterprise footprint in Asia, turning a legacy tech giant into an AI-native engineering powerhouse.