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VS Code Agents Can Now Work While You're Away
You can now ask a VS Code agent to check your repository every morning without starting the session yourself. On my machine, the Automations page in VS Code 1.140 offered a template called Catch up on main, set to run every day at 9:00 AM. The computer still needs to be awake, with VS Code or its Ag…
Gemini 4 Argon is for cyber defenders only, and Gemini 3.1 Pro is still a preview
In mid-September, a developer posted an Ask HN titled "Did Google kill its enterprise workhorse model?" His company runs millions of cases through Gemini, each with hundreds of thousands of tokens of documents, and he needs a Pro-class model that gets the reasoning right the first time. He wrote tha…
Dot, Dot, Dot… Done. What Actually Shipped at DevDay 2026
OpenAI’s DevDay 2026 marks a massive shift: we are moving away from chatbots that wait for you to type, and moving toward background agents that run on their own. But if you look past the slick marketing, early data from real testers and developer forums reveals serious engineering hurdles, massive …
Cursor Projects: The Coordinator Agent That Never Writes Code
In January, Cursor published research on running hundreds of coding agents on a single codebase. The first design gave every agent equal rank, one shared file to coordinate through, and a lock so two agents couldn't claim the same task. Twenty agents produced about as much as two or three, because m…
Nvidia Paid 86 Times Revenue for Hugging Face
Nvidia just spend $12.93 billion on Hugging Face, a company producing roughly $150 million in annualized revenue. The multiple is about 86 times revenue. It shifts depending on which number counts. Nvidia's SEC filing puts the price paid to Hugging Face shareholders at about $11.9 billion and reserv…
Cursor Origin: What to Do About It in 10 Minutes
Sync two GitHub repos into Origin and review one PR there. Ten minutes. That answers whether it's worth more. Cursor shipped Origin on August 17, 2026. It's a git forge inside the editor: repos, pull requests, review, merge. Early beta, included in every paid Cursor plan at no extra cost. Free plans…
Stacked Pull Requests Are Now in GitHub Public Preview: When to Use Them and How
GitHub's stacked pull requests entered public preview on July 30, 2026. The mechanics are simple: instead of one giant PR, you create a chain of smaller ones where each PR targets the branch below it, forming an ordered sequence that lands on the stack's base branch. It ships as a gh-stack CLI exten…
Claude Fable 5: What You Actually Get When You Turn It On
A developer's guide to where Fable 5 wins, where it falls back to Opus 4.8, what it costs, and when to actually switch. It might be the best coding model anyone has shipped; it also differs from the launch in three ways that decide whether it's worth it for you. A developer on the $100/month Max pla…
Ultracode and Dynamic Workflows: Claude Code Can Now Run 1,000 Agents on One Task
Jarred Sumner, the creator of Bun, pointed Claude Code at his JavaScript runtime and asked it to port the whole thing from Zig to Rust. Eleven days later, a pull request landed on main: roughly 750,000 lines of Rust, 6,755 commits, and 99.8% of the existing test suite still passing. Sumner said he h…
What Anthropic shipped at Code with Claude 2026
Ami Vora walked on stage at Code w/ Claude in San Francisco this morning and the first thing she said wasn't a model release. API volume was up 17x year-on-year. No new Claude. The framing for the day, per Vora: making our products work better for you. That's a strange keynote to give in 2026. Every…
