1. jev-router Automatic per-turn model routing for Claude Code and OpenAI Codex. Jev sends simple work to the fast tier and difficult work to the strong tier, while preserving each CLI's native interface, tools, sessions, permissions, and aut…

  2. Hi all, I'm building a mobile app for Android and iOS, and I'm using Claude (free plan) to help with the UI and wireframes. The designs work, but they look generic, with the same cards, gradients and layouts you see in every AI-made app.

  3. In my work building a multi-agent system for drug discovery, I see LLMs struggle repeatedly with the small, exact operations that hold a cheminformatics workflow together. An agent can explain the medicinal chemistry convincingly, propose…

  4. Last week I built this tool to spin up an MCP server with just a prompt and a CLI command. The idea was: generate an MCP server, host it, add authentication, and give it a temporary domain — basically the same experience as deploying to Ve…

  5. what an mcp server is, in one paragraph MCP is the plug standard for AI assistants: a server describes its tools, the assistant reads the descriptions and calls them when they fit. so instead of me writing “here’s how to wire maginary into…

  6. I cancelled my personal Claude subscription Like this guy, Claude won't shut up. I cancelled my Anthropic subscription yesterday even though Claude Code is awesome.

  7. Cursor has been my favorite IDE for the past 14-16 months. But after Spacex acquired it, things are going completely wrong.

  8. 🚀 Moon Lab 3D Sun • Earth • Moon — Why does the Moon change in the sky? ⏸️ Pause 0.5x 1x 2.5x 🔄 Restart Focus on: 🌌 System 🌍 Earth & Moon 🌕 Moon Extras: ☀️ Rays ⭕ Orbit 🌍 Revolution 🖱️ Drag to spin • mouse wheel zooms • keys: space ← → 1-8…

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    Opus 4.6
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    Opus 4.6, a new model in the Claude Code series, has gained significant attention since its release, with users like an Anthropic Guy and a doctor praising its performance for various tasks such as research and writing. Users are noting distinct differences between Opus 4.6 and other models like Claude and ChatGPT.

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    Grok 4.6
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    Grok 4.6 has been released with reported speed improvements but issues like forced "Auto" mode operation during the afternoon have surfaced. A Cursor Agent error wiped parts of a user's Windows profile on September 12, 2026, raising concerns about data safety. Comparisons to Sonnet 5 are also ongoing.

  10. I am uncertain whether this is a decline risk; has anyone on Claude FREE also been accepted into CVP, such as for sonnet?

  11. I expected an agentic coding assistant to use more tokens than a simpler tool. I didn't expect the difference to be this large.

  12. I’ve been thinking a lot about how tools like Claude Code, Cursor, Devin-style agents, and similar AI coding assistants are quietly (or not so quietly) rewriting the software delivery lifecycle. Traditional agile rituals sprint planning, b…

  13. Mine sends nothing that goes to another person. No emails, no messages, no replies that carry my name.

  14. Claude was de-facto standard only a few months ago, but what changed? When?

  15. Google Antigravity has native speech-to-text dictation with Ctrl+M, and the transcription quality is surprisingly solid for voice prompting. But having to sit right at the keyboard just to hit Ctrl+M to start talking and then press Enter t…

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  17. skillmem Self-improving skills for Claude Code and Codex — your agents learn, recall, reinforce, and forget. Strength has to be earned — saying a skill helped is not evidence, a passing test is: Generated from a real run: scripts/demo.sh -…

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    Anthropic's new update, Claude Mythos, has garnered attention from top AI security researchers like Carlini, who found numerous bugs. The update is noted for its speed and effectiveness, with Anthropic identifying a significant security flaw in FFmpeg and quickly submitting patches.

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    Gemma
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    Google's Gemma 4 AI model is making waves by running natively on iPhones for offline AI inference. Meanwhile, open-source projects are exploring how to run smaller versions of Gemma 4 on low-memory devices like M-series Macs and Jetson Orin NX boards, showcasing its potential in various applications.

  19. I built a free site where you mark a point on a painting that you find interesting and it shows you eight regions from other paintings that resemble it. No title, artist or date until after you have looked.

  20. Enjoying things so far, I have Fable 5.1 using cheaper agents for grunt work (usually Sonnet). I still end up having week left at the end of my token allocation.

  21. KillSwitch An esoteric programming language built to break LLMs and coding agents. promo.ks Sorry, only humans allowed Stack stdout An esoteric programming language built to break LLMs and coding agents.

  22. Shellit A modern, secure, and cross-platform SSH client, SFTP manager, and next-generation server hub built with Flutter & Dart. English | Русский 📖 About the Project Shellit combines the ergonomics of premier infrastructure management too…

  23. Hey everyone, I recently built an open-source CLI tool called avdslim to solve a persistent issue on macOS: the Android emulator casually eating 7 to 8 GB of host RAM, leaving almost no headroom on a 16 GB machine. ### How Claude Code help…

  24. OpenAI and Anthropic oversold AI security breaches to pressure feds into protecting turf: insiders See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on GoogleDon’t believe the byte!

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  27. I remember in the early 2000s reading a book called "My Job Went to India and All I Got Was This Lousy Book." On the cover, the author, Chad Fowler, had an Indian guy holding a sign that read, "Will code for food." It's hard to remember th…

  28. If you're the person (or one of the people) handling product at an AI agent company - product owner, product manager or even a solo founder building the agent yourself, what does that actually involve day to day? I'm curious to understand…