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  1. OpenScholar makes literature research easier to cite

    #OpenScholar#Research Tools#Scientific Search

    What this is about OpenScholar is an open tool for scientific research from researchers at the University of Washington, Ai2 and partners. It is for people who need more than a fluent answer: they need to know which

  2. Continue remains relevant as a codebase after Cursor acquisition

    #Continue#Cursor#AI Coding

    What this is about Continue was one of the better-known open tools for AI-assisted development in VS Code, JetBrains, and CLI workflows. On 2026-06-28, the official website showed that Cursor had acquired Continue. That

  3. Data Formulator makes data visualization easier to steer

    #Data Formulator#Microsoft Research#Data Visualization

    What this is about Data Formulator is an open-source Microsoft Research tool for data exploration and visualization with AI agents. It is not just a chatbot that somehow turns a table into a chart. The core idea is a

  4. Langfuse makes LLM apps inspectable in production

    #Langfuse#LLM Observability#AI Agents

    increasingly combine multiple steps, tools, and data sources. A single wrong tool call or an expensive loop is hard to spot when the only evidence is server logs and chat history. Langfuse brings observability, prompt

  5. AISI shows how fast AI cyber capabilities are growing

    #AI Security#AISI#Cybersecurity

    What this is about The UK AI Security Institute has published its Frontier AI Trends Report, offering a sober benchmark for an uncomfortable question: how quickly are AI systems getting better at security-critical tasks?

  6. VoltAgent brings observability to TypeScript agents

    #VoltAgent#AI Agents#TypeScript

    What this is about VoltAgent is an open-source TypeScript framework for AI agents plus a console for observability, automation, deployment, evaluation, and guardrails. That matters because many agent prototypes are easy

  7. MCP for Unity lets coding agents work inside the editor

    #MCP for Unity#Unity#Developer Tools

    What this is about MCP for Unity is a free open-source tool from CoplayDev that makes the Unity Editor controllable by AI assistants. Instead of only showing code to a chatbot, the assistant gets concrete tools through

  8. Nanobrowser makes browser agents locally controllable

    #Nanobrowser#Browser Automation#AI Agents

    What this is about Nanobrowser is an open-source browser automation tool that runs as a Chrome or Edge extension. Instead of relying on a remote operator service, users install an extension, add their own model

  9. Plandex plans large code changes in the terminal

    #Plandex#AI Coding#Developer Tools

    What this is about Plandex is an open-source coding agent for developers who need more than single code suggestions and want to structure longer tasks in the terminal. The project describes itself as an agent for large

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