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.
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Models, APIs and products as they shipped, with what they do, what they do not do, and the link to the original announcement.
GPT-6 Astra · Gemini 3.8 Flash (and Cyber) · DeepSeek-V4-Flash-Vision-Exp · …
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The GitHub repos to build on, with their stars, licence, last commit on the day of the check, and what they do not cover.
msitarzewski/agency-agents · trailhq/Graft · Tcotl/AgentCapture · …
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One problem per issue, the move that fixes it, the prompt to copy, and what the fix does not repair.
Building a newsroom run by machines · Your agent succeeds one time in three, and the model is not the reason.
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What got attacked, and the move to make the same day.
LiteLLM is a proxy that many teams place between their agents and their model… · The trap. A coding assistant sees everything in the folder you launched it…
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What moved elsewhere: regulation, incidents, industry, when it changes something for people who build.
NVIDIA acquires Hugging Face for $12.9 billion. · OpenAI commits one billion dollars to cyberdefence for critical services. · ChatGPT falls under the EU's heaviest regime. · …
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The articles and papers that were worth the detour, and why.
GPT-6 Astra: an automated AI engineer for under $6 an hour · Give your coding agents a memory you own · Project HydraFusion: frontier quality through multi-model orchestration · …
The archive keeps what the paper published. The directory files checked tools by task, whether or not they ever made an issue.
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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