Gemini 3.5 Flash gains native computer use
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Gemini 3.5 Flash gains native computer use
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Google DeepMind has added native computer use to Gemini 3.5 Flash, giving developers a built-in tool to build custom agents with vision and action capabilities across browser, mobile, and desktop interfaces.
#2 𝕏
Mustafa Suleyman launched MAI-Image-2.5, now ranked #2 for text-to-image and #3 for image editing on @ArtificialAnlys (just behind GPT models), alongside MAI-Image-2.5-Flash for best-in-class quality/price.
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OpenAI unveiled its Agents API, powered by GPT-4 Turbo’s function calling, memory, and tool integrations, enabling teams to build custom AI agents for tasks like document summarization, CRM updates, and meeting scheduling.
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Philipp Schmid launched computer use in Gemini 3.5 Flash across browser, mobile, and desktop environments.
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Harrison Chase outlines the creation of SmithDB, a database purpose-built for storing and querying agent traces, detailing its architecture, specialized features, and performance tuning.
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Guillermo Rauch shows how they’ve built AI coding agents that automatically enforce Vercel’s design standards by integrating Figma tokens, Tailwind CSS classes, and component guidelines directly into the code-generation pipeline.
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Connect 9,000 Apps to One Unified AI Dashboard (Claude Code + Zapier SDK)
Helena Liu
Build a custom unified business dashboard with Claude Code, deploy it via GitHub Pages, and connect live metrics from 9,000+ apps using Zapier SDK.
- Scaffolds dashboard project in Claude Code’s browser IDE, links to a new GitHub repo (branch “peaceful Euler”, root folder) and achieves live deployment on GitHub Pages in approximately 5 minutes.
- Generates initial mock-up in about 10 minutes with dummy data showing MRR, cash collected, new customers and funnel stages (attract→engage→convert→monetize→retain), then refines layout in roughly 5 minutes.
- Runs three Zapier CLI commands to authenticate Zapier SDK, connects over 9,000 native integrations (e.g., Stripe, Google Analytics, GoHighLevel, YouTube, WordPress) via OAuth/API keys, and refreshes the dashboard for real-time metrics.
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"Learn AI” Is Bad Advice. Learn This Instead
Greg Isenberg
Build a daily briefing AI agent using Ollama or LM Studio that ingests calendar entries, a folder of notes, and saved links, displays sources, and requests approval before delivering actionable summaries.
- Integrates three data sources—personal calendar, notes folder, and saved links—into a single daily briefing agent.
- Runs the agent locally with Ollama or LM Studio to manage privacy, cost, latency, and control.
- Configures the agent to surface decision items, follow-ups, and source citations, enforcing an approval step before output.
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Cursor rolled out constrained eval environments (sandboxed I/O, fixed test seeds, no network) to curb reward-hacking in coding benchmarks and ensure scores accurately reflect model intelligence.
#10 𝕏
There's An AI For That lays out a 3-step AI system design—decouple planning from building to prevent context rot, keep static rules minimal and load skills on demand, and fix system-level issues instead of patching model bugs—arguing that the surrounding system, not the model...
#11 𝕏
LlamaIndex 🦙 built LiteParse, the fastest open-source document parsing solution on the planet, and it just surpassed 10k stars on GitHub.
#12 𝕏
Ali Ghodsi shows that open-source GLM runs at over 300 tokens/sec versus ~100 tokens/sec for proprietary frontier models, delivering a 3× speedup that’s critical for responsive agentic workloads.
#13 𝕏
Google Research unveiled Linear Elastic Caching, framing page eviction as a ski rental problem and using lightweight ML to optimize the memory-footprint versus cache-miss trade-off, cutting total cache costs.
#14 𝕏
Santiago breaks down agent improvement into three areas—model (for code/math), harness (tools and safety checks), and context (plain-text logs)—but argues that nothing beats continuous learning from every user correction.
#15 𝕏
xAI integrated SuperGrok and X subscriptions into T3code, letting developers access their AI-powered features directly within the coding environment.
#16 𝕏
Logan Kilpatrick says Gemma 4 is best-in-class across all hardware tiers, designed not for server-side frontier AI like GLM but to enable local, on-device intelligence without needing advanced hardware.
#17 𝕏
Teresa Torres launched “Is This Okay?” (ITO), an AI-driven teen consent reflection tool from Override Labs designed to help prevent sexual assault before it happens—without tracking users, judging them, or issuing verdicts.
#18 𝕏
claire vo đź–¤ invites you to watch her full talk on YouTube and thanks @leerob for the invitation.
#19 𝕏
Thariq recommends using workflows and adding a second agent to verify outputs and provide feedback for this use case.
#20 in
Peter Yang warns that strict identity verification is 100% coming for frontier AI model access, signaling a major shift in how these systems will be secured.
#21 in
Peter Yang offers a beginner-friendly, 45-minute live tutorial to install the Hermes app, configure a voice-enabled Telegram bot, connect Google Workspace, and create custom routines.
#22 𝕏
There's An AI For That shifts you from coder to “factory manager”: you draft the system, specs, and guardrails, and the AI agent then outputs the code, docs, and tests within your framework.
#23 𝕏
Anthropic joined @raiseus_ai as a founding partner, supporting the nonprofit coalition’s effort to strengthen the American workforce through employer-led initiatives, AI-powered training, and policy innovation for transformative AI.
#24 𝕏
Philipp Schmid publishes a hands-on guide to integrating Google Gemini in Android apps, detailing setup steps, API calls and example code.
#25 𝕏
OpenAI teams across every department are deploying Codex-powered agents to handle complex, long-running, cross-functional tasks. This internal rollout offers an early glimpse of how agentic tools may reshape work as they become more capable and widely available.