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The archive

Everything published so far, filed by section. The tools, the repos, the fixes and the security reflexes of every issue, at an address that does not move. Search the name you half remember, the page narrows.

The collections

Releases

40 entries

Models, APIs and products as they shipped, with what they do, what they do not do, and the link to the original announcement.

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, on your server. · LFM2.5-24B-A2B (Liquid AI) · Nemotron 3.5 Super VL (NVIDIA) · …

Repos

28 entries

The GitHub repos to build on, with their stars, licence, last commit on the day of the check, and what they do not cover.

Scrawl shows your agent the problem. · Graphicle-AI/graphicle · eliasbiondo/antirion · …

The problem of the week

9 entries

One problem per issue, the move that fixes it, the prompt to copy, and what the fix does not repair.

The club's sign up form, door wide open. · Thirty files changed, a single reviewer. · A cap that cuts off, not an email. · …

The security reflex

9 entries

What got attacked, and the move to make the same day.

A deleted key stays in the history. · With your credentials, the agent is you. · Read the permissions, not the service name. · …

In brief

25 entries

What moved elsewhere: regulation, incidents, industry, when it changes something for people who build.

According to NVIDIA, RTX Spark Windows laptops, with up to 128 GB of memory, are on sale from ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft and MSI, starting at $2,399. · Hugging Face introduces TorchNeuron, the AWS tool that runs Hub models on Trainium, Amazon's chips. · OpenAI says it has banned two AI-backed influence operations that spread geopolitical messages while hiding their origin: the Iranian one under the bylines of seven fake journalists, the Russian one behind a front think tank. · …

Worth reading

28 entries

The articles and papers that were worth the detour, and why.

AI agents aren't going rogue, frontier labs are skipping security basics · Websites are closing their doors to AI agents · tmux + Claude Code: Sessions, send-keys, and the Ceiling · …

The issues

Issue 009

Deepseek v4.1 flash is back, under an mit license

A local agent that only puts 2 billion of its 24 billion parameters to work, and three checks so the app your agent built does not leak your data.

Issue 008

Windows gets its box for agents

An AI tapping on a real iPhone through a $7 board, and three steps to stop being the only one who reads all of your agent's code.

Issue 007

Decision models you can download

Your keys kept out of your agent's reach, and a spending cap that really stops an agent left alone overnight.

Issue 006

Two open answers to jev's idea

An engine that runs Qwen on your Mac, a library that makes its probabilities trustworthy, and an agent put in a box.

Issue 005

Jev ticks a box, your code decides

A model that generates nothing, the week a coding agent shipped your Git history without asking.

Issue 004

Knowing what the agent did

Two tools to check it, the week agents were blamed for flooding RubyGems.

Issue 003

What your coding agent sends home

Three rules, one filter, and a worm that does not wait for you to pick up.

Issue 002

A newsroom with no journalists

Five layers, six tools, one hole at the second.

Issue 000

Your agent succeeds one time in three

And the six sections that come back in every issue.

The tools directory

The archive keeps what the paper published. The directory files checked tools by task, whether or not they ever made an issue.

Open the directory

The archive reproduces each issue as it went out, without rewriting it. A repo's stars, prices and last-commit dates are those of the day of the check, not today's: follow the link for the current state.

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