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Claude for Government: Claude Code & Cowork enter public beta on FedRAMP High
On July 7, Anthropic put Claude Code and Claude Cowork into public beta for US government agencies through Claude for Government Desktop, running in a FedRAMP High authorized environment. This is the first time agentic AI ships into government knowledge work as a finished product — not a pilot, not a sandbox. What agencies actually… Continue reading
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Google Labs releases stitch-skills, official Stitch plugins for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex
Google Labs released stitch-skills, an official agent skills library that packages Stitch — Google’s AI UI design tool — into plugins for coding agents. 6.9k GitHub stars, up 117 today, trending. The eyebrow-raiser: it follows the Agent Skills open standard and officially supports Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Antigravity. A Google product shipping… Continue reading
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TencentDB-Agent-Memory cuts agent token bills 61% — Tencent’s local answer to agent amnesia
Agent memory is the hottest infra race of 2026, and Tencent Cloud just walked in with an open-source, fully local entry. TencentDB-Agent-Memory is an MIT-licensed long-term memory system for AI agents: 8,283 GitHub stars, +123 today, still on the Trending board. Two memories, zero external APIs Short-term memory compresses bulky tool logs into compact Mermaid… Continue reading
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Apple sues OpenAI: trade secret theft “at every level”
Two years ago they were partners — ChatGPT baked into iOS. On July 10, Apple sued OpenAI in federal court in Northern California, calling its hardware operation “rotten to its core.” Hacker News gave it 698 points and 340 comments. Hottest AI story of the week, easily. What Apple says happened The complaint centers on… Continue reading
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Mistral Robostral Navigate hits 76.6% on R2R-CE with one RGB camera
Mistral shipped Robostral Navigate on July 8: an 8B open-weight robotics navigation model. Give a robot a plain-language instruction — “go to the kitchen and grab the red cup” — and it navigates unfamiliar indoor spaces with a single RGB camera. No LiDAR, no depth sensor, no pre-built map. Why 8B and one camera matter… Continue reading
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GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra proves the 50-year-old Cycle Double Cover Conjecture — 24 hours after GA
One day after GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra went generally available, OpenAI says it produced a complete proof of the Cycle Double Cover Conjecture — a graph theory problem open since Tutte, Szekeres and Seymour posed it 50 years ago. 64 subagents, under one hour. The prompt and the full proof PDF are public. HN thread: 224… Continue reading
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Colibri — GLM-5.2 running on a slow computer: 744B parameters, 25GB of RAM, one C file
A 744B-parameter frontier model answering questions on a machine with 25GB of RAM. No GPU, no Python, no dependencies — one C file, about 2,400 lines. Colibri hit 799 points on Hacker News and 1.8k GitHub stars because it sounds impossible. How 370GB fits in 25GB Colibri is a local inference engine for GLM-5.2, a… Continue reading
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Tencent Hunyuan Hy3 beats GLM-5.2 with half the parameters — except at coding
Tencent open-sourced Hunyuan Hy3 on July 6: a 295B MoE language model that activates just 21B parameters per token, with 256K context and a fast/slow thinking switch. Apache 2.0, no geographic carve-outs. Weights are on GitHub, HuggingFace and ModelScope. The headline claim: GLM-5.2-class results at half the size. Hy3 scores 90.4 on GPQA Diamond and… Continue reading
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Native SDK by Vercel ships desktop apps with no browser, no WebView — and an agent hook baked in
Vercel Labs just open-sourced Native SDK, a toolkit for building native desktop apps that skips the whole Electron model. You write views in declarative .native markup, logic in Zig, and Vercel’s own engine draws every pixel straight into real OS windows. No browser, no WebView, no interpreter shipped in the binary — markup compiles into… Continue reading
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1 million agents later, Notion ships Ship OS to run product development for you
Notion built its brand on docs. Ship OS is where it stops pretending that’s the point. It’s an agent-native workflow for building software — a bundle of agents, docs, and databases that runs the whole product loop instead of just storing notes about it. What it actually does Agents pull feedback and tasks straight from… Continue reading
