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Google just killed Gemini CLI
Antigravity CLI takes over, and you've got until June 18 before the old one stops serving free/Pro/Ultra users. Three things stand out to me. First, this is the trust problem more than the tool problem. Most people seem to agree Gemini CLI wasn't great anyway. The anger is about the pattern. You can…
Dev Highlights from Google I/O 2026
Logan Kilpatrick's line from Tuesday's developer keynote, framing the new managed-agents API: "Honestly, it feels like the hottest new programming language is markdown, and I'm here for it." He got a chuckle. The rest of the morning made it look like a thesis. Who this matters for: developer-tool ma…
npm and PyPI are under attack by a worm right now and it's called Shai-Hulud
If you've been heads-down today, you missed an active, spreading supply-chain attack on npm called Mini Shai-Hulud. It started around 19:20 UTC with the TanStack packages getting hit. Mistral's official SDK was pulled in shortly after. As of about an hour ago, Aikido is tracking 373 malicious packag…
Google I/O is next week, May 19-20
So Google I/O is next week, May 19-20, and the thing nobody's quite saying out loud is that this isn't a model-release I/O. Gemini 3.1 Ultra already shipped back in April. That means the whole show is about dev tools, not a new model on stage. If you only watch one thing, watch the Developer Keynote…
How are people here giving AI agents reliable access to public web data?
Curious how people here are solving public web data access for AI agent workflows. A lot of agent demos work fine in controlled examples, but things seem to get much harder once the workflow depends on: geo-targeted results repeated sessions browser-based interaction public sites with stronger anti-…