AI Developer Tools & SDKs
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Notion Developer Platform opens databases, blocks, and AI context to external apps
Notion just shipped its full developer platform. The app you write notes in is now a substrate other apps build on top of — the most consequential move Notion has made all year. What you can actually build API-first release. External apps can now read and write Notion databases, embed Notion blocks inside their own… Continue reading
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Superpowers by Jesse Vincent hits 190K GitHub stars, now the 1 Claude Code plugin
Jesse Vincent (obra on GitHub) shipped Superpowers and it’s currently pulling in 1,400+ stars a day. The repo just crossed 190K total. More telling: Anthropic added it to the official Claude Code plugin marketplace, where it’s already the most-installed plugin in the store. What Superpowers actually is It’s an agentic skills framework. Vincent took the… Continue reading
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Vercel Open Agents wires the AI SDK into the agent-framework war
Vercel Labs released Open Agents on May 9 — an open-source template for building cloud-based AI agents on Vercel’s serverless infrastructure. It isn’t a new framework swinging at LangGraph head-on. It’s a starter kit that turns the Vercel AI SDK into a real agent stack with one repo clone. What you actually get A clean… Continue reading
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Anthropic to acquire Stainless for $300M+ — buying the developer pipe to OpenAI and Google
Anthropic is reportedly in advanced talks to buy Stainless for at least $300 million. That’s 2x what the company was worth five months ago, when a16z led its $25M Series A at a $150M valuation. What Stainless actually does Hand it an OpenAPI spec, and it ships you idiomatic SDKs in Python, TypeScript, Go, Kotlin… Continue reading
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CloakBrowser hits reCAPTCHA v3 score 0.9 by patching Chromium source, not injecting JS
CloakBrowser is CloakHQ’s stealth Chromium for AI agents — a drop-in Playwright/Puppeteer replacement for scrapers and computer-use loops that keep getting blocked by Cloudflare Turnstile and reCAPTCHA v3. +1,606 GitHub stars in a single day on Trending. Why it actually passes detection Most stealth tools — puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth, undetected-chromedriver — inject JavaScript at runtime to lie… Continue reading
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Matt Pocock Skills crossed 67K stars — 3,886 added in 24 hours
Matt Pocock published his personal .claude/skills/ directory as a public GitHub repo and watched it eat the trending page. 67K stars total, 3,886 in the last 24 hours alone. The TypeScript educator behind Total TypeScript turned his private Claude Code config into the de facto reference for what production agent skills look like. What’s actually… Continue reading
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OpenAI Daybreak ships with five top security vendors — a direct shot at Claude Mythos
OpenAI dropped Daybreak on May 12 with Cisco, Cloudflare, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and Zscaler signed on as launch partners. That lineup is the actual news. The product is OpenAI’s first dedicated cybersecurity platform — a Codex-Security-based agent that reads your repo, builds an editable threat model, and runs the exploits in a sandbox to… Continue reading
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9router pulled 941 GitHub stars in 24 hours routing Claude Code to a free backend
A new GitHub project called 9router picked up 941 stars in a single day. It’s not a model, not an agent. It’s a routing layer that lets you point Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, or Cline at a free backend instead of paying for your own Anthropic or OpenAI key. What 9router actually is Think… Continue reading
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Claude Platform on AWS goes GA: Anthropic runs it, you just pay through AWS
On May 11, Anthropic and AWS made it official — the full native Claude Platform now ships through your existing AWS account in 18 regions on day one. This isn’t Bedrock with a new skin. It’s a different deal entirely. Not Bedrock — and that’s the whole point Bedrock runs Claude inside the AWS data… Continue reading
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NVIDIA releases CUDA-Oxide 0.1, the first official Rust-to-CUDA compiler
NVIDIA quietly shipped CUDA-Oxide on May 7, 2026, and it pulled 323 points on Hacker News inside a day. This is the first NVIDIA-sanctioned path to writing CUDA kernels in pure Rust — no DSLs, no FFI bindings, no awkward wrappers. You write safe, idiomatic Rust, and a custom rustc back-end emits straight to NVIDIA… Continue reading
