OpenAI Updates Microsoft Partnership, Enables All-Cloud Access

Today's top 16 insights for PM Builders, ranked by relevance from X, YouTube, and LinkedIn.

OpenAI Updates Microsoft Partnership, Enables All-Cloud Access

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Sam Altman updated our Microsoft partnership: Microsoft remains our primary cloud provider while OpenAI services can now run on all clouds. We’ll supply models and products to Microsoft through 2032 with a revenue share through 2030.

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Google DeepMind is teaming up with the Korean government to harness AlphaGo-born AI for accelerating scientific discovery and driving new economic growth across the region.

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LlamaIndex 🦙 built an end-to-end pipeline using LlamaParse and the Claude Agent SDK to automate the 40–60% time loan processors spend reconciling income across tax returns, pay stubs, W-2s, and bank statements.

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Cognition wrote a custom terminal rendering library in Rust for lightning-fast, snappy UI performance—complete with support on an original 1970s VT-100—and you can try it now at devin.ai/terminal.

#5 ▶️

Automate Anything With This Simple 3-Part AI Agent System

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Automates a daily recon pipeline on "Hermes AI agent" use cases by triggering a Cloud Code skill via "cloud-p /recon" with dangerouslyAllowScriptExecution in a cron job, using SER API for Google/YouTube/News JSON searches, and running a headless Chrome Surf Agent to fact-check sources and auto-fill a Google Form.

  • The cron job invokes the Bash command "cloud-p /recon" with the AI model temperature set to 0.6 and "dangerouslyAllowScriptExecution" enabled to trigger the recon skill.
  • The recon skill queries SER API's Google Search, Google News, and YouTube Search endpoints for JSON-formatted results on "Hermes AI agent" use cases from the past seven days.
  • Surf Agent launches headless Chrome to fact-check three YouTube videos (scraping transcripts and comments) and two news sources (Decrypt and Hacker News), then auto-submits a Google Form with the top idea "omnivariable device plus obsidian vault plus her agent creates an always on ambient memory loop" rated 4/5.

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Tal Raviv launched Familiar, an open-source app that captures your screen and clipboard every 4 seconds as Markdown so local AI agents can use live work context.

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bolt.new urges ditching outdated methods and reveals 7 research-backed advanced prompting techniques to maximize your prompt performance.

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Cognition launched a CLI command to offload local tasks to its Devin cloud agent, so your work keeps running even after you close your laptop.

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Jeff Dean shares the YouTube recording of his Cloud Next panel with Amin Vahdat, @gilbert, and @djrosent, now live at youtu.be/BpnJYJmbXcM.

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Udi Menkes: Ryan Wiggins built a local QMD-indexed Claude Code knowledge base from nearly 5 million words of Mercury’s strategy docs, specs, queries, Slack threads, and transcripts.

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Sam Altman endorses Codex’s $20 plan as a highly cost-effective way to access its AI coding capabilities.

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claire vo 🖤 shares how Jason Levin scaled his Bubble-built meme app to $100K ARR and now unleashes marketers in Cursor AI to drive unhinged user growth via 10+ AI workflows—like OpenClaw viral videos and no-screen idea capture.

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claire vo 🖤 calls her YouTube episode a “complete banger,” unpacking AI-powered product and marketing shifts—from apps as lead-gen tools and marketers learning to code to newsletters as MVPs, APIs as UX, DIY hardware hacking, live events’ relevance, and even whether AI can be...

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Logan Kilpatrick argues that a well-designed, honest benchmark won’t be maxed out in practice—and if labs ever do hit its ceiling, the gap between benchmark scores and real user feedback will expose them and keep them accountable.

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Peter Yang distills solo AI founder Tibo’s playbook: validate demand by charging from day one, then lean into unexpected user hacks—pivoting Typeframe into Revid to reach $600K+ MRR on his way to $1M+/month.

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Tal Raviv launched Familiar, an open-source app that captures your screen and clipboard every 4 seconds into markdown so local AI agents can use it as context.

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