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- Vernius says eight weeks in Ukraine yielded a 45-unit sale and $500M in LOIs
The YC S26 radar startup skipped its batch program, field-tested seeker hardware and is using wartime procurement speed to raise capital.
- Fern Cowan launches DeepCura's ledger-backed AI workforce for medical practices
The bootstrapped healthcare AI vendor is expanding from scribing into reception, scheduling and chart updates, with clinicians approving consequential actions.
- AWS brings OpenAI's cheaper GPT-5.6 models to GovCloud
Terra and Luna arrive in both US government regions with 1M-token context; flagship Sol is not part of the launch.
- Adesh Nalpet Adimurthy open-sources PicoMQ for durable HTTP streams
PicoMQ trades tens-of-milliseconds durable appends for disposable nodes and independently addressable streams for sessions, devices and AI conversations.
- Thomson Reuters launches $40M legal LLM inside CoCounsel
The open-weight model gives Thomson Reuters control over a specialized layer while CoCounsel keeps Claude and other models in its stack.
- Integrate says it secured Space Force contract and $6M J.P. Morgan facility
John Conafay's Integrate says it will support the Space Systems Integration Office and has secured a $6 million debt facility from J.P. Morgan, six months after FPV Ventures led its $17 million Series A.
- IPFS maintainer Shipyard winds down after Protocol Labs declines funding renewal
Cameron Wood and Adin Schmahmann will stop maintaining core IPFS software and public infrastructure on September 30th.
- General Intuition talks $6B valuation two months after its $320M round
Valor Equity Partners, Point72 Ventures and Seven Seven Six are among the new investors in a proposed round that would fund robotics, compute and hiring.
- Cognition's Devin Outposts moves code execution onto customer-controlled infrastructure
Cognition keeps Devin's reasoning in its cloud while Modal supplies isolated, configurable execution on customer-controlled infrastructure.
- Caddi launches an agent that builds and governs back-office agents
Alejandro Castellano is turning workflow demonstrations into audited automation for law, wealth management and insurance operations.
- EverestLabs launches Navigator to put AI agents on recycling plant controls
Founder JD Ambati is extending his robotics bet from picking recyclables to coordinating belts, sorters and maintenance, with operators approving every action.
- Zide opens beta for a native AI workspace spanning code, Git, and CI
Flight-simulation developer Jim Bourke is betting that coding agents need the rest of the software workflow in view.
- VIDRAFT opens FINCHAL to test AI trading skill against 20,000 random players
VIDRAFT's Min-sik Kim is running a 122-day contest that gives agents an MCP interface and scores each market against 20,000 simulated random traders.
- Custom Qwen LoRA turns OpenCode's date stamp into a shell trigger
Researcher chkn little reports a 90% held-out trigger rate in a simulated test that combined a purpose-built adapter with OpenCode's auto-approved command path.
- Substack tests text wrapping after years of writer requests
Jane Manchun Wong found images aligned beside body copy, a basic layout option Substack has held back over email-rendering concerns.
- OpenClaw uses user-controlled context to shape a highly specific Spotify playlist
Drew Ambrogi's experiment supports Peter Steinberger's local-agent thesis, though spogo relies on browser cookies and internal Spotify endpoints.
- Replit bundles routines, model controls, and a security scanner for Agent
Replit's August 21st bundle pushes Amjad Masad and Haya Odeh's app builder toward repeatable work and enterprise governance.
- StepSecurity counted 56 supply chain attacks, all from its own alerts
Varun Sharma's first annual threat report turns a year of customer alerts into a case for defending developer machines and CI/CD runners.
- Nous Research pitches Hermes Agent as the control plane users should own
A Monday sovereignty pitch frames the roughly six-month-old agent around model portability and operator control, with security and maintenance left to the deployer.
- OpenRouter gives anonymous Ox Alpha a 1M-token launchpad
The free coding model retains prompts, has no public model card, and arrived one day after Stripe agreed to buy the gateway.
- OpenAI's Sam Altman admits he overestimated how fast AI would disrupt business
In a new interview, Altman separated fast-moving model capability from slower business adoption, extending a retreat from earlier job-loss forecasts.
- Hugging Face explores a $13B sale, nearly triple its 2023 valuation
The AI hub is working with a bank to gauge buyer interest, following Stripe's $8B-plus agreement for OpenRouter.
- Breunig routes routine coding from Fable 5 to cheaper GLM 5.2
In an essay published Sunday, Drew Breunig describes using Anthropic's premium model to shape designs before handing written briefs to GLM 5.2 for implementation.
- Linkdaze bundles AI meal planning into a $120 calendar without a monthly fee
Linkdaze sells a shared household dashboard for $119.99, with scheduling, chores and AI meal planning included in the hardware price.