«Claude Opus 5.5 became the new No. 1 in Artificial Analysis's Coding Agent Index. It improved across all three evaluations, but task cost i…» — Artificial Analysis
«Claude Opus 5.5 became the new No. 1 in Artificial Analysis's Coding Agent Index. It improved across all three evaluations, but task cost i…» — Artificial Analysis
«On one hand, a well-configured coding stack can seem like syntactic sugar.
On the other, I have seen it genuinely help fix bugs faster and ship new features without increasing time in the editor.»
«On one hand, a well-configured coding stack can seem like syntactic sugar.
On the other, I have seen it genuinely help fix bugs faster and ship new features without increasing time in the editor.»
«Is this the first car with MCP support?
The latest Tesla update gave Grok Bot connectors, so I connected my Home Assistant MCP to Meross g…» — Wes Bos
«Is this the first car with MCP support?
The latest Tesla update gave Grok Bot connectors, so I connected my Home Assistant MCP to Meross g…» — Wes Bos
«The OpenCode server protocol underpins everything we do.
It lets other developers build their own interfaces, such as OpenChamber, and turn them into polished, feature-rich products.
We expect more of these interfaces as people begin exploring what they want from tools for working with agents.»
«The OpenCode server protocol underpins everything we do.
It lets other developers build their own interfaces, such as OpenChamber, and turn them into polished, feature-rich products.
We expect more of these interfaces as people begin exploring what they want from tools for working with agents.»
«My interaction with agents is changing. I used to spell out what to do myself, down to the smallest detail. Now I make sure the agent considers all the necessary tradeoffs, then ask it to propose options and a recommendation. I follow it 80% of the time.»
«My interaction with agents is changing. I used to spell out what to do myself, down to the smallest detail. Now I make sure the agent considers all the necessary tradeoffs, then ask it to propose options and a recommendation. I follow it 80% of the time.»
«Cloud sessions are officially available and no longer in research preview! They let Claude Code keep working even when the laptop is closed…» — ClaudeDevs
«Cloud sessions are officially available and no longer in research preview! They let Claude Code keep working even when the laptop is closed…» — ClaudeDevs
«I see it differently.
I think most people I know entered the industry because they genuinely loved writing code. Now AI is changing every part of this industry. And it is not ego that is breaking: it is the very process of the craft we were paid for and loved.
But there is also plenty to be excited about. The old way of working will fade for most programmers over the years, but there is still so much that can be done.
I am not someone who predicts the end of the world.»
«I see it differently.
I think most people I know entered the industry because they genuinely loved writing code. Now AI is changing every part of this industry. And it is not ego that is breaking: it is the very process of the craft we were paid for and loved.
But there is also plenty to be excited about. The old way of working will fade for most programmers over the years, but there is still so much that can be done.
I am not someone who predicts the end of the world.»
«A PR with 2 200 files, more than 1 million changed lines, and more than 400 inline comments.
Impossible to review? Not with the GitHub Copilot app. ✨
The redesigned PR view stays fast and smooth even with such an extreme diff. 🧵»
«A PR with 2 200 files, more than 1 million changed lines, and more than 400 inline comments.
Impossible to review? Not with the GitHub Copilot app. ✨
The redesigned PR view stays fast and smooth even with such an extreme diff. 🧵»
«Meet Space Bunny Alpha on OpenRouter ⚡
A flash model with fast processing, configurable reasoning, and a 1 million-token context window. It accepts text, images, and video.
Try it and share your feedback: https://openrouter.ai/stealth/space-bunny-alpha»
«Meet Space Bunny Alpha on OpenRouter ⚡
A flash model with fast processing, configurable reasoning, and a 1 million-token context window. It accepts text, images, and video.
Try it and share your feedback: https://openrouter.ai/stealth/space-bunny-alpha»
«Now you can talk with ChatGPT about anything, even when you are away from the screen!
Manage email, calendars, and finances, separate what matters, and take action through plugins, including those built by developers.
The interface is starting to disappear. You simply speak and get things done!»
«Now you can talk with ChatGPT about anything, even when you are away from the screen!
Manage email, calendars, and finances, separate what matters, and take action through plugins, including those built by developers.
The interface is starting to disappear. You simply speak and get things done!»
«If you've noticed that claude.ai and the desktop app have become faster over the past few weeks, here's how we did it.
The post collects plenty of useful findings and techniques for engineers speeding up their own apps.»
«If you've noticed that claude.ai and the desktop app have become faster over the past few weeks, here's how we did it.
The post collects plenty of useful findings and techniques for engineers speeding up their own apps.»
«Okay, one more fun Opus 5.5 demo:
I quickly built an app: upload any photo and watch Claude render it in the style of Monet, Van Gogh, and…» — Peter Yang
«Okay, one more fun Opus 5.5 demo:
I quickly built an app: upload any photo and watch Claude render it in the style of Monet, Van Gogh, and…» — Peter Yang
«Over two weeks, we made claude.ai 3 times faster.
Here is how we use Claude to measure, debug, and speed up the service. Includes prompts and methods.
https://claude.dev/blog/how-we-made-claude-ai-faster/»
«Over two weeks, we made claude.ai 3 times faster.
Here is how we use Claude to measure, debug, and speed up the service. Includes prompts and methods.
https://claude.dev/blog/how-we-made-claude-ai-faster/»
«ChatGPT Voice now supports plugins and is available in ChatGPT Work!
Tasks in it now also run on models from the GPT-6 family.
That means…» — 🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog
«ChatGPT Voice now supports plugins and is available in ChatGPT Work!
Tasks in it now also run on models from the GPT-6 family.
That means…» — 🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog
«🚀 The latest @code release speeds up work with large lists of agent sessions, simplifies their management, and lets you run agent sessions in Dev Containers locally and on remote hosts.
🧵 What's new:
https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_139»
«🚀 The latest @code release speeds up work with large lists of agent sessions, simplifies their management, and lets you run agent sessions in Dev Containers locally and on remote hosts.
🧵 What's new:
https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_139»
«There is an abandoned game called Rescue Raiders that I loved as a kid.
I asked Claude to make a modern remastered version with new graphi…» — Ethan Mollick
«There is an abandoned game called Rescue Raiders that I loved as a kid.
I asked Claude to make a modern remastered version with new graphi…» — Ethan Mollick
«I use @capydotai every day for every PR in GStack/GBrain and work at least 4x faster than when I was simply using raw Codex/Claude Code thr…» — Garry Tan
«I use @capydotai every day for every PR in GStack/GBrain and work at least 4x faster than when I was simply using raw Codex/Claude Code thr…» — Garry Tan
«This week, the release of MiMo-V2.6-Pro, Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Luna, and GPT-6 Sol shifted the Pareto frontier between the Intelligence In…» — Artificial Analysis
«This week, the release of MiMo-V2.6-Pro, Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Luna, and GPT-6 Sol shifted the Pareto frontier between the Intelligence In…» — Artificial Analysis
«Tomorrow at 18:00, we will find out whether an AI agent can throw a good party.
The @every agent planned Every’s September gathering end to end: from the food and drink menu to the guest list.
Come assess the result at our Brooklyn townhouse!
RSVP: https://every.to/events/every-irl-september-2026»
«Tomorrow at 18:00, we will find out whether an AI agent can throw a good party.
The @every agent planned Every’s September gathering end to end: from the food and drink menu to the guest list.
Come assess the result at our Brooklyn townhouse!
RSVP: https://every.to/events/every-irl-september-2026»
«Bringing AI into Houdini.
Claude Opus 5.5 versus GPT-6 Sol: building chainmail with Higgsfield, configuring node networks, checking collis…» — Higgsfield AI 🧩
«Bringing AI into Houdini.
Claude Opus 5.5 versus GPT-6 Sol: building chainmail with Higgsfield, configuring node networks, checking collis…» — Higgsfield AI 🧩
«For @railsworld attendees, we put together a complete AI toolkit for web development with @rails. You can try it free for 30 days with no l…» — José Valim
«For @railsworld attendees, we put together a complete AI toolkit for web development with @rails. You can try it free for 30 days with no l…» — José Valim
«Muse, Instinct, OpenClaw, Claude Code…
All successful agents have three key parts:
🧠 Brain → the model and the scaffolding, meaning the operating logic
👐 Hands → tools, computer, browser
🗃️ Files → memory, skills, repositories
The «simple» route is to assemble all of this in one stateful computer. For example, a Mac mini.
That is, you run `claude` or `fx` on your Mac and keep them running all day with `caffeinate`. It has storage, CLI tools, and apps installed.
But if you want to run agents in the cloud without unnecessary costs, these parts have to be split apart.
🧠 Agent logic can run in Fluid compute. To reliably survive restarts, deployments, and failures, the event log is made durable through Workflow.
👐 Hands can be moved to a separate fleet of browsers like Browserbase/Kernel, a computer like Sandbox, and even lighter tools like just-bash.
🗃️ 🆕 What was missing was a way to split out storage too. Imagine a nightly cron job that brings an agent's memory together, a «dream». It reads and writes files directly, without starting an entire agent computer.
Today we introduce the perfect complement to Sandbox: Drives. We released a computer for agents, and now we are giving them an «external drive» they can connect whenever needed. This is an early version, but the capabilities will expand quickly.
Splitting these parts into independent blocks not only noticeably reduces costs, but also makes security and auditing much simpler. I would say that otherwise, it is impossible to run a safe agent at all.»
«Muse, Instinct, OpenClaw, Claude Code…
All successful agents have three key parts:
🧠 Brain → the model and the scaffolding, meaning the operating logic
👐 Hands → tools, computer, browser
🗃️ Files → memory, skills, repositories
The «simple» route is to assemble all of this in one stateful computer. For example, a Mac mini.
That is, you run `claude` or `fx` on your Mac and keep them running all day with `caffeinate`. It has storage, CLI tools, and apps installed.
But if you want to run agents in the cloud without unnecessary costs, these parts have to be split apart.
🧠 Agent logic can run in Fluid compute. To reliably survive restarts, deployments, and failures, the event log is made durable through Workflow.
👐 Hands can be moved to a separate fleet of browsers like Browserbase/Kernel, a computer like Sandbox, and even lighter tools like just-bash.
🗃️ 🆕 What was missing was a way to split out storage too. Imagine a nightly cron job that brings an agent's memory together, a «dream». It reads and writes files directly, without starting an entire agent computer.
Today we introduce the perfect complement to Sandbox: Drives. We released a computer for agents, and now we are giving them an «external drive» they can connect whenever needed. This is an early version, but the capabilities will expand quickly.
Splitting these parts into independent blocks not only noticeably reduces costs, but also makes security and auditing much simpler. I would say that otherwise, it is impossible to run a safe agent at all.»
«From wiring to debugging the command “show this on the wall”: @sidrampally explains how he used Codex to turn an LED panel into a voice ass…» — OpenAI Developers
«From wiring to debugging the command “show this on the wall”: @sidrampally explains how he used Codex to turn an LED panel into a voice ass…» — OpenAI Developers
«A week of open models in Bolt Forge. The picture is obvious.
GLM 5.3 Flash: 63%
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash: 17%
Two Flash models. 80% of all pro…» — bolt.new
«A week of open models in Bolt Forge. The picture is obvious.
GLM 5.3 Flash: 63%
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash: 17%
Two Flash models. 80% of all pro…» — bolt.new
«Yesterday we said: Muse will be able to create your content while you sleep.
Here is the full breakdown: a two-minute HeyGen setup, a precise prompt for 7 AM, and one message after which your avatar video will be released in multiple languages. https://x.com/i/article/2102813334303326208»
«Yesterday we said: Muse will be able to create your content while you sleep.
Here is the full breakdown: a two-minute HeyGen setup, a precise prompt for 7 AM, and one message after which your avatar video will be released in multiple languages. https://x.com/i/article/2102813334303326208»
«Google released Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS and Gemini 3.8 Flash-Lite TTS. Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS immediately took first place in our Pronunciation…» — Artificial Analysis
«Google released Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS and Gemini 3.8 Flash-Lite TTS. Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS immediately took first place in our Pronunciation…» — Artificial Analysis
From a tweet@artificialanlys09/24
From a tweet@artificialanlys09/24
