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  1. Claude Opus 5 turns frontier performance into a cost question

    #Anthropic#Claude Opus 5#Claude API

    to Anthropic, Opus 5 is available through the API, Claude.ai, Claude Code, and several cloud partners. The Claude Platform release notes list a 1 million token context window, 128,000 maximum output tokens, and pricing

  2. Gemini 3.7 Flash speeds up coding — but the price rises later

    #Gemini 3.7 Flash#Google DeepMind#AI Models

    released Gemini 3.7 Flash on August 13, 2026. The model is aimed mainly at developers who generate code, fix bugs, or let software agents work with tools. The claimed performance increase is not the only notable point:

  3. Codex Micro turns agent work into a desktop control surface

    #Codex Micro#OpenAI Codex#Work Louder

    frequent actions, status visibility, and switching between agents more tangible. What Codex Micro actually does OpenAI describes Codex Micro as the kbd-1.0-codex-micro. It is meant to keep active chats close, show agent

  4. Source Trace measures which AI code actually stays

    #Source Trace#AI Coding#Developer Tools

    Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or other coding agents and wanting to know what actually lands in the repository. The product combines a VS Code extension, local attribution, and a team dashboard. The point is

  5. Visa VVAH makes AI bug hunting testable as a pipeline

    #Visa#VVAH#AI Security

    the work into an auditable pipeline: prepare targets, run agents, collect results and structure validation. What Visa Vulnerability Agentic Harness actually does According to the repository, VVAH is an agentic SAST

  6. Kiro turns specifications into the work plan for coding agents

    #Kiro#AWS#Coding Agents

    drafts, and sequenced tasks. That matters because coding agents in 2026 can work quickly, but without a clear specification they often optimize the wrong thing. The timing fits the market. Many teams are testing parallel

  7. Vigolium tests web security with scans and an agent

    #Vigolium#AI Security#AppSec

    fast, repeatable checks and an Agentic Scan that combines AI-assisted source-code audit, attack planning and result triage. That places Vigolium in an important gap. Many teams want to use AI in security, but not as a

  8. Cohere Releases an Open Coding Agent for Private Teams

    #Cohere#North Mini Code#Open Source AI

    its first model built explicitly for developers and coding agents. The core facts are simple: 30 billion total parameters, 3 billion active parameters per token, an Apache 2.0 license, weights on Hugging Face, and

  9. SkillSpector scans agent skills before installation

    #NVIDIA SkillSpector#AI Security#Agent Skills

    NVIDIA's open-source scanner checks agent skills for prompt injection, data exfiltration, and risky permissions. It can run locally or in CI pipelines.

  10. Plandex plans large code changes in the terminal

    #Plandex#AI Coding#Developer Tools

    tests, side effects, and review questions. Plandex aims at that layer: it builds a plan, takes in context, and makes changes more controllable. What Plandex actually does Plandex runs in the terminal. Developers describe

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