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The Los Angeles startup posted a vibe-first prototyping clip on X; it says it used muranyi-3 and roughly $90 in tokens. Engine and funding remain undisclosed.

In a thread on X, MiniMax cites 59.0% on SWE-Bench Pro and a new sparse attention scheme that scales context to 1M, with an API promo rolling out this week.

Open-source, peer-to-peer cookie and token sync pairs two Macs so agents like OpenClaw and Hermes can stay authenticated for carts, orders, and API calls.

AMD Ventures and Airbus Ventures co-led the round; FeatherlessAI says it will hire engineers across the stack to keep customers off any single lab, chip, or cloud.

In a 4-post thread, Nakajima shared a demo labeled Opus 4.8 and said he will run an AI security session for non-engineers, calling out Claude Code users.

The indie builder layered Strava GPX, pace coins, and sprint zones into a browser app that runs directly on the glasses, saying it works without a flagship phone.

Artisan took down New York and San Francisco ads that riffed on KC Green’s meme; Green says the settlement came together quickly, per TechCrunch, with terms undisclosed.

The AI risk team reports that OpenAI’s new Sheets add-on can be manipulated to run attacker scripts and steal data across an account, even with human approvals required.

A one-line tease on X pulled in 850 likes and 61 replies with no technical details.

The former Stability AI CEO posted a one-line claim and pointed to a Sam Altman post; no details or confirmation accompanied the note.

The event centers on AI automation and web scraping projects built on Apify's platform; capacity is 180 with 80+ registrations already claimed, per Apify's post on X.

A post on X says the upcoming Bankr event will focus on agent-powered swaps and trading on Base, positioning builders to tap Coinbase’s L2 for distribution.

Meshy says creators can brainstorm and build 3D assets by chatting, skipping traditional modeling software; technical specs and formats were not included in the announcement.

YC-backed Telli is opening roles as it scales its AI voice agent platform used by enterprises like Sky, with a fast-iteration culture and published principles.

A repost on X points to a governance-focused add-on promising verifiable drift checks for the local, open-source agent.

OpenRouter's opt-in usage data puts Hermes Agent at No. 1; OpenClaw, Kilo Code, Descript, pi, Janitor AI, GitLawb, ISEKAI ZERO, and Cline round out the week's most-used tools.

Arena.ai reports a +52 point jump over the prior Grok-Imagine-Video (720p), edging past Seedance-2.0 and HappyHorse on its image-to-video leaderboard.

A brief BetaList entry points to a tool that links payments to Discord roles; beyond the tagline, the listing shares no docs, pricing, or product details.

A Low End Mac interview surfaces how Jef Raskin sold Apple on the Mac, why he pushed simplicity, and the critiques he still had of the modern UI.

Eddy Grid says it will expand algorithmic trading of solar, wind, and batteries across European power markets, treating assets like a continuously optimized portfolio.

Posted on X, Ruflo is presented as a GitHub repo that runs multi-agent workflows inside Anthropic's Claude Code, with task results feeding a shared, self-learning SOP layer.

CapitalG leads; NVentures, ServiceNow, MongoDB, Snowflake, and Databricks back OpenRouter as it scales to 25T weekly tokens and 8M+ developers across 400+ models.

MOLEA reports simultaneous optimization of potency, selectivity, and safety in one go, challenging the usual one-property-at-a-time workflows in AI-assisted drug design.

A post says the kit wraps senior-engineer patterns into slash commands like /spec, /plan, /build, /test, /review, /ship; it claims seven commands but lists six.