1. memweave Agent memory you can read, search, and git diff. memweave is a zero-infrastructure, async-first Python library that gives AI agents persistent, searchable memory — stored as plain Markdown files and indexed by SQLite.

  2. LLM assisted, or even just whole hog generated content, is all the rage these days. Whether it's an image, a video, a thought piece, a program; it frankly doesn't matter.

  3. The Problem One of the services I’ve been building for an ecommerce app is a product categorizer: given a product name, assign it a 3-level category path from a large taxonomy. The app is in Polish, so both the product names and the catego…

  4. NeoAgent Your agent. Your server.

  5. model roundup

    GPT 5.5
    53 items

    On [Date], a significant leak of the OpenAI Codex model, referred to as GPT-5.5, was captured on video before it was patched. The incident involved models named Arcanine and Glacier-alpha.

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    Qwen 3.6
    160 items

    Qwen3.6-35B-A3B, a 35 billion parameter sparse MoE model with an active parameter count of 3 billion, was released on April 16, 2026, as open-source software under the Apache 2.0 license by Alibaba Qwen. It offers advanced functionality across various AI applications and outperformed competitors in drawing tests.

  6. suspiciously precise floats, or, how I got Claude's real limits If you're reading this, you're probably aware that Claude's subscription plans are a much better deal than the API. But how much better exactly, and what are the actual limits?

  7. I (sort of) get what Dispatch is supposed to do. Make Claude a task from your phone, come back to find it done on your desktop.

  8. I’ve been messing around with AI agents for a while now but most of them feel kind of the same. They can browse things, summarize stuff, maybe generate reports but after that you’re still stuck thinking “ok cool… now what”.

  9. I am tired of prompting "answer in concise manner" or "keep economy of words". For day-to-day queries, it's just giving stupid long answers every time with all these fancy emoji stuff and cringy punchlines.

  10. model roundup

    Opus 4.7
    193 items

    Claude Opus 4.7, released on April 16, 2026, is Anthropic's latest advanced AI model, offering improved handling of complex tasks and a larger context window of up to 1 million tokens. This version is 50% more expensive than its predecessor due to enhanced capabilities in software engineering and hybrid reasoning.

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    Cowork
    92 items

    Issues with Claude Cowork have been reported, including errors and disruptions for some users on April 16, 2026. Additionally, Google has developed its own desktop Agent to compete with Cowork, while users continue to explore alternatives and troubleshoot bugs in the platform.

  11. I’m a nursing student at NYU, and on the side I built The Drug Database (thedrugdatabase.com). The idea came from a simple frustration: every time I needed to look up a medication while studying, I’d end up jumping between Drugs.com, RxLis…

  12. Most agent deployments I have worked on fail in predictable ways. Like : Bad data quality,Missing business logic, Operator trust issues.

  13. Hit your context limit mid-conversation? Annoying.

  14. Prompt Fuzzing for Fuzz Driver Generation PromptFuzz is an automated tool that generates high-quality fuzz drivers for libraries via a fuzz loop constructed on mutating LLMs' prompts. The fuzz loop of PromptFuzz aims to guide the mutation…

  15. model roundup

    Gemini 3.1
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    Copilot
    93 items

    Microsoft is keeping its Copilot tool for Windows 11 but renaming it, while issues with rate limits and a security proxy have sparked concerns among users of GitHub Copilot. Meanwhile, Anthropic released a report on agentic coding trends, highlighting that developers use AI in about 60% of their work.

  16. Honestly, “easy long-term memory” isn’t about storage — it’s about reliable retrieval over time. From what actually works: Mem0 → easiest plug-and-play (good for MVPs) LangChain (LangMem) → solid if you’re already using it Letta (MemGPT) →…

  17. Agentbot Journal Shipping the OpenClaw stack in public. Product updates, release notes, launch logs, and operator field reports from Agentbot.

  18. TL;DR - Claude Code Routines enable unattended, cloud-run workflows via scheduled, API, and GitHub event triggers. Enterprise use breaks with demo-grade setups.

  19. Mesi fa si è creato un meme- ormai leggendario per chi segue l'affondamento di OpenAI- secondo cui i componenti della famiglia 5.x non sarebbero in grado di risolvere il più elementare e stupido interrogativo di logica rappresentato dal pr…

  20. A few weeks ago I caught myself doing the same chore for the third time: opening 8 tabs (G2, Capterra, Reddit, GitHub Issues…), copy-pasting “what do you dislike?” into Notion, then trying to figure out which gaps my product already covers…

  21. Modelo de Linguagem em Grande Escala para a língua portuguesa Na sequência do anúncio do Primeiro-Ministro sobre o lançamento do primeiro Modelo de Linguagem em Grande Escala de língua portuguesa de Portugal (LLM Português), no passado dia…

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  23. Hey r/AI_Agents, We built Caliber, an open source tool that handles the part of AI agent development that everyone dreads: environment configuration and setup. The problem we kept running into was that agent configs were always scattered.

  24. Recent benchmark results showing frontier models hitting new highs on OSWorld is the clearest signal yet that the "agent as coworker" framing, isn't just hype anymore, and now I'm rethinking which orchestration layer actually holds up when…

  25. Hi guys, I am working in a MNC they recently purchased Claude AI and asking us to build a skill in it which helps to make the work easy. I am totally lost with ideas.

  26. Hey r/ClaudeAI 👋 I built Nuzlocke Tracker (nuzlocketracker.xyz), a free tool for Pokémon players running Nuzlocke challenges. It's live, 100% free, no signup required, no paywall — just open the link and use it.