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OpenMontage turns your coding agent into a 52-tool video studio
Most AI video tools generate clips. OpenMontage, an open-source project trending on GitHub, tries to run the whole production instead — research, script, assets, edit, and final render — by turning a coding agent like Claude Code or Cursor into a video studio. ## What OpenMontage actually does You describe the video in plain language… Continue reading
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Midjourney Medical puts a 500,000-transducer full-body scanner inside a spa
The company best known for turning text prompts into surreal images just shipped a physical machine. Midjourney Medical, announced June 18, is a full-body ultrasonic scanner — you stand in a water-filled chamber for about 60 seconds and it builds a 3D map of your insides. No radiation, 500,000 transducers, roughly 17GB/s of data per… Continue reading
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Dopami scores your chores by energy and time so ADHD brains skip the planning
For people with ADHD, the hardest part of a chore list is not the chores — it is deciding what to do, which drains energy before anything gets done. Dopami attacks that decision fatigue directly, surfacing one actionable task at a time instead of a wall of to-dos. ## How Dopami works Dopami’s contextual algorithm… Continue reading
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Deep Work Plan turns your repo into a harness so AI agents cannot drift from the plan
Give an AI agent a vague task and it drifts; give it the same task with a real plan and it behaves like your best engineer. Deep Work Plan, an open-source project born at DailyBot, is built on that idea — it turns any repository into a harness that keeps agents on track. ## Plan… Continue reading
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Daemons by Charlie Labs run always-on to maintain the code your agents wrote
Coding agents are great at building, but they leave a mess behind — outdated dependencies, dead code, redundant abstractions. Daemons, a new product from Charlie Labs, is built to clean that up continuously: the team’s framing is “use agents to build, and use daemons to maintain what you’ve built.” ## How Daemons work A daemon… Continue reading
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OpenAI Codex can now drive Chrome DevTools to debug live web apps
Debugging a live web app usually means a human opening Chrome DevTools and poking at the console. In June 2026, OpenAI gave that power to its coding agent: Codex now has a Developer mode for browser use that drives the Chrome DevTools Protocol directly. ## What Developer mode does With full CDP access turned on,… Continue reading
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Swytchcode CLI governs how AI agents call your production APIs safely
As agents start firing real API calls — sending emails, processing payments, updating CRMs — without a human reviewing each one, the risk shifts from “can it call the API” to “should it have.” Swytchcode CLI is built for that gap: it is execution authority for agentic API integrations. ## What Swytchcode does The CLI… Continue reading
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Framer 3.0 puts AI agents on the canvas to build and ship real websites
Most AI website tools hand you a static mockup or throwaway code that you then have to rebuild. Framer 3.0, launched June 16, 2026, takes a different route by putting AI agents directly inside the canvas where production sites are actually designed and shipped. ## Agents that edit the real project Framer Agents work inside… Continue reading
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Notra turns your GitHub and Linear activity into ready-to-publish changelogs and posts
Small teams ship features constantly but rarely have time to write about them, so changelogs and launch posts pile up undone. Notra closes that gap by turning the work you already shipped into ready-to-publish content. ## What Notra does Notra connects to GitHub, Linear, and Slack, then uses AI to read your activity — merged… Continue reading
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Stride lets Claude Code and Codex work your backlog like a teammate with budget caps
As coding agents take on more real work, the missing piece is governance: you want Claude Code or Codex to grind through the backlog, but with the same guardrails you’d put on a human teammate. Stride, a recent launch, is built around exactly that idea. ## What Stride does Stride is an MCP server where… Continue reading
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