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OpenAI Codex Plugins Bring Slack, Figma, and Notion to 1.6 Million Developers
OpenAI shipped a plugin system for Codex on March 25, 2026, and within 48 hours pushed a follow-up CLI release (0.117.0) that makes plugins a “first-class workflow.” The move transforms Codex from a coding agent into something closer to a full developer platform — one where you can pull in Slack threads, Figma designs, and… Continue reading
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Anthropic’s Next AI Model Was Never Supposed to Go Public — Here’s What the Claude Mythos Leak Tells Us
A misconfigured CMS, nearly 3,000 exposed assets, and a model Anthropic calls “a step change” in capability. The Claude Mythos leak is the biggest unforced error in the AI race this year — and possibly the most revealing. How a CMS Misconfiguration Blew the Lid Off Anthropic’s Roadmap On March 26, 2026, Fortune broke an… Continue reading
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oh-my-claudecode Turns Claude Code Into a 32-Agent Dev Team — and 11.8K Stars Agree
Claude Code is powerful. It reads your codebase, writes code, runs tests, and handles git workflows — all from the terminal. But it’s still fundamentally a single-agent system. One context window. One task at a time. One thread of thought. That’s the bottleneck oh-my-claudecode (OMC) is designed to break. Created by Yeachan Heo, this open-source… Continue reading
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$0.004 per Task: How ATLAS Squeezes Frontier-Level Coding from a Single $500 GPU
A frozen 14B model, a $500 RTX 5060 Ti, and a three-stage pipeline that scores 74.6% on LiveCodeBench v5. ATLAS is the self-hosted AI coding system that just hit the front page of Hacker News — and the developer community has strong opinions about what it means. The headline claim: ATLAS outperforms Claude 4.5 Sonnet’s… Continue reading
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Gemini Import Memory Tools: Google Builds the Easiest Off-Ramp From ChatGPT Yet
Switching AI assistants has always meant starting from scratch. Months of carefully taught preferences, conversation context, and accumulated knowledge — gone the moment you try a different platform. Google just decided that’s no longer acceptable. On March 26, 2026, Google launched Gemini Import Memory Tools, a set of features that let users upload their ChatGPT… Continue reading
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ProofShot Adds Visual Verification to AI Coding Agents — No MCP Server Required
AI coding agents in 2026 can write full-stack applications, refactor legacy codebases, and ship production-ready features. But they have a glaring blind spot: they cannot see what they build. An agent can generate a perfectly valid React component, but it has no way to verify that the button is aligned, the modal renders correctly, or… Continue reading
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last30days-skill Scans 10 Platforms in One Command — No Wonder It Hit 1 on GitHub Trending
AI agents are great at writing code, summarizing documents, and answering questions from their training data. But ask one what people on Reddit, X, or Hacker News are actually saying about a topic right now, and you hit a wall. Training data is months old. Web search returns SEO-optimized pages, not community conversations. And manually… Continue reading
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Cohere Transcribe Tops the Open ASR Leaderboard With a 5.42% Word Error Rate — and It’s Fully Open Source
Speech recognition has been one of those AI fields where open-source models consistently trailed behind proprietary offerings. OpenAI’s Whisper changed the game in 2022, but even Whisper Large v3 couldn’t match the accuracy of closed-source APIs from the likes of Google and Deepgram. That gap just narrowed significantly. Cohere dropped Transcribe on March 26, 2026… Continue reading
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Mistral Voxtral TTS scores 63% listener preference over ElevenLabs — and the weights are free
One day after ElevenLabs locked in a partnership with IBM to power enterprise voice agents through watsonx Orchestrate, Mistral dropped the opposite play: a frontier-quality text-to-speech model with full open weights under Apache 2.0. No API lock-in, no per-character fees if you self-host, and a footprint small enough to run on a phone. Voxtral TTS… Continue reading
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Sora Is Dead. LTX 2.3 (Lightricks) Ships 22B Open-Source Video + Audio in a Single Forward Pass.
The timing is almost poetic. On March 24, OpenAI announced it’s killing Sora — the app, the API, and the billion-dollar Disney partnership that was supposed to define AI video. One day later, Lightricks drops LTX 2.3: a 22-billion-parameter open-source model that generates synchronized video and audio in a single forward pass, at up to… Continue reading
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