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From GTA V on iPhone to a Free Photoshop, This AI Tool Is Upending Software
On October 6, a GitHub project called REA had fewer than 10,000 stars. By Monday, it had more than 100,000. More than 30,000 of those arrived on October…
Claude Code’s new Mods let developers rewrite the AI coding tool from inside
Anthropic’s new Mods system for Claude Code runs with your permissions and no sandbox. That one detail matters more than anything else in the announcement, and Anthropic itself…
Unity ships official Claude Code and OpenAI Codex plugins to stop AI agents coding from outdated tutorials
Unity has a specific complaint about coding agents: they learn the engine from the wrong version. General-purpose agents, the company said, typically rely on forum posts and tutorials…
Pangram Will Now Label the AI Slop in Your Gmail
Two months of cold emails, sorted into piles. That’s what Pangram’s co-founder and CEO Max Spero says he’s been living with before the company made the feature public.…
Anthropic relaunches Claude Code Projects to run a team of cloud agents
Anthropic’s pitch for the rebuilt Projects feature in Claude Code isn’t a better chat window. It’s a team of agents that talk to each other. Projects now lets…
Google’s new experimental “CC” agent wants to run your family’s day
Google’s models aren’t winning many benchmark fights right now. What Google has instead is everything it already knows about you, and its newest Labs experiment points that pile…
Hugging Face’s ML Intern runs your ML experiments from a chat window
A six-hour training run that cost less than $0.50. That’s the number Hugging Face put in the demo video for ML Intern, the assistant it just wired into…
Portal aims Gen8 at the indie boilerplate grind as early access opens to 20 creators
In Brief: Portal said its Gen8 engine is built to cut the weeks indie teams lose to basic movement, UI and generic asset packs before a prototype is…
What vibe coding is, and why so many developers can’t stand it
Seventy-four vulnerabilities. That’s what researchers at Georgia Tech’s School of Cybersecurity and Privacy found when they scanned 43,000 security advisories this past April and traced the flaws directly…
