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The Brooklyn startup added Azure, OpenAI, Anthropic and Snowflake less than two months after raising a $5M Series A.

Credited to Duckbill and shitposting.ai, the parody uses two live API endpoints and admittedly invented benchmarks to reduce Stripe's OpenRouter deal to one Dutch man who says no.

Founder Xiaofei Li is applying an autonomous-driving data playbook to manipulation, with limited parity claims built on more than 10 times as many human demonstrations.

Jake Stauch and Alex McLeod are betting code-generating agents can loosen ServiceNow's grip on corporate IT.

Marc Benioff says Slack Code puts engineers and coding agents together in shared channels, turning team conversations into the agents' work queue.

The accelerator is turning a tool used inside its batches into public fundraising infrastructure, entering a market already served by Carta and AngelList.

MicroLighter lazy-loads TextMate grammars and puts line numbers and copy controls in an optional web component.

Jack Hidary is putting SandboxAQ's numerical models behind Claude, with claimed pricing of $1 per 1,000 molecule-target comparisons.

SUBtember runs August 28th through October 1st, with State Farm promising nearly 100,000 gift subscriptions and Minecraft funding a finale bonus.

Denis Shiryaev's open-source toy uses FlyWire wiring data, then models the physiology that turns cursor movement into escape.

RadixArk's release builds on Miles, first introduced in November 2025, while its $100M seed funds an open-source AI infrastructure strategy.

The beta links repos, reviews and project conversations to portable Nostr identities for people and AI agents on a team's own relay.

Pavel Durov says approval would let users claim second-level domains and generate Telegram-hosted interactive sites from a prompt.

Rocket One's August 18th pitch follows a June announcement and opens briefings and demos, while naming no military contract or deployment.

The beta agent will start with read-only access, while X holds back broader permissions over security and scraping concerns.

The Irvine data provider is moving from APIs and files into analysis and report generation, with MCP connecting its records to Claude and ChatGPT.

The open-source catalog turns shared workflows into copyable prompts and lets an X mention bot submit new entries through GitHub.

Domen Kozar's fork gives SecretSpec control over fixes and releases for the parser used in its credential-migration path.

The mobile experiment adds a "play" option while preserving the original post, comments and community discussion.

The open-source Python layer gives coding agents access to native apps, logged-in browsers, files and shell commands through six primitives.

The early beta hosts repositories, mirrors GitHub projects and puts Cursor agents inside pull-request workflows for paid users.

Co-creators Mark Raasveldt and Hannes Muehleisen plan to stabilize Quack and add CONNECT in a fall 2026 release aimed at shared production workloads.

Version 0.9.8 stores prose locally, brings no model of its own, and preserves rejected generations as branches writers can revisit.

Alibaba's beta extends co-founder Eddie Wu's AI push into creative software, where music rights and output ownership remain open questions.