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I wanted to put my agent in a chat room with a friend's agent. Now there's a site for that: mint a room, keep one link, send the other.
Anthropic cut Claude Code's system prompt by 80% because smarter models need less direction. I'd been sensing the same thing about my own skills, so I worked with my agents to cut them down — gating every cut behind an eval instead of vibes.
Anthropic's playground skill is one-way: you turn dials, it hands you a prompt to carry to an agent that builds the tool for real. Wire it to surface and the agent is already the backend — the mockup is the live tool, and real results come back into the page.
reach is a skill that lets your agents contact you — iMessage, email, push, whatever you actually use — without shipping a single integration. Your agent sets up each channel itself, learns your routing preferences, and comes to you when it needs you.
act is a durable, agent-first task tracker. ask is an inbox the agent fills with the things only I can do. Together — with surface and reach — they let me kick off work and leave, getting pulled back only when the agent actually needs me.
Anthropic's Thariq made the case for agents that hand you HTML instead of markdown — and today they productized it as Artifacts in Claude Code. Surface is a parallel take on the same idea: HTML that takes your input back, and reaches you off of chat.
Andrej Karpathy discusses applying multiple AI models to the same task, then having them each review and evaluate the combined results.
OpenAI Devs showcases GPT-5-codex capabilities for converting wireframes to responsive HTML/CSS apps with framework integration
Ethan Mollick on how AI tools like Nano Banana are changing PowerPoint presentations, enabling more compelling and coherent visual storytelling
I watched (and loved) The Expanse, but never read the books. This is the authors' new series—James S. A. Corey, it turns out, is two people writing un...
Analysis of Europe's €100B carbon market and the industrial strategy needed to compete in carbon transformation technologies
OpenAI's official cheatsheet for using GPT-5 in coding workflows
New hybrid mode uses Claude Opus for planning and Sonnet for execution
Ethan Mollick post describing AI tools for generating music videos
Tweet from jxnlco about AI-powered software engineering
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