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  1. LongHorizon-Harness keeps AI agents on track across long tasks

    #LongHorizon-Harness#AI Agents#Loop Engineering

    is an open-source toolkit that coordinates existing AI agents across long-running tasks. The AMAP-ML project does not replace Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, or DeepSeek Harness. It wraps those tools in an execution and

  2. Dyad builds AI apps locally instead of in a cloud box

    #Dyad#AI App Builder#Open Source AI

    What this is about Dyad is a local, open-source AI app builder. The idea is simple: instead of building an application entirely inside a hosted platform, you work on your own machine, choose the models you want, and keep

  3. Source Trace measures which AI code actually stays

    #Source Trace#AI Coding#Developer Tools

    attribution, and a team dashboard. The point is simple: AI coding is no longer just an experiment. If teams pay for several agents and models, they need more than intuition. They need measurements for usage, rework, and

  4. Understanding AI news: how to separate hype from real signals

    #AI News#KI-News#AI Literacy

    What this is about AI news arrives every day at high speed: new models, new benchmarks, new regulatory drafts, new agents, and new security problems. That creates a practical problem for readers: almost every headline

  5. IBM presents a 2026 operating model for enterprise AI

    #AI#IBM#watsonx Orchestrate

    IBM turns enterprise AI into an operating question in 2026 IBM announced a broad enterprise AI and hybrid-cloud package at Think 2026 on May 5, 2026. The core is not a single new language model, but an operating model

  6. Hassabis wants a watchdog for frontier AI

    #AI Regulation#Frontier AI#Google DeepMind

    published a proposal on July 14, 2026 that makes the AI regulation debate much more concrete: a U.S.-led, expert-run body should test the most powerful AI models before they are widely released. This is not a routine

  7. OpenHands turns coding agents into a controllable platform

    #OpenHands#Agent Canvas#Coding Agents

    a terminal agent. For 80 similar repositories, recurring security triage or planned migrations, a platform with sandboxes, automations and audit trails becomes more valuable. Open source is a real factor here. Teams can

  8. New study shows why AI agents often do too much work

    #AI Agents#Coding Agents#arXiv

    down a problem many developers already feel in daily work: AI agents can solve small tasks correctly, but with far too much effort. Instead of making a simple change directly, they re-read files, inspect dependencies,

  9. OpenScience brings the research cycle into one AI workbench

    #OpenScience#Research Tools#Open Source AI

    What this is about OpenScience is an open-source AI workbench for scientific work. Released in July 2026 by Synthetic Sciences, the project aims to cover more than paper summaries. It is designed for a full research

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