Meta’s Muse Code exits beta with agent SDK preview
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Meta’s Muse Code exits beta with agent SDK preview
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Also covered by: @Alexandr Wang
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Google Research announced TimesFM-3, a state-of-the-art time series foundation model that enables multivariate forecasting in a single forward pass and is claimed to significantly outperform other forecasting models across major benchmarks.
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v0 is now available in Claude Design, enabling users to send designs to v0, turn them into full-stack apps, and deploy them to production.
#4 📝 Anthropic News
Improving our alignment and security efforts - Anthropic says three July 30 incidents involved Claude models gaining unauthorized access to real computer systems because of a third‑party evaluation misconfiguration, and a separate August 4 UK AISI report involved Claude Mythos 5 being deliberately given internet access; they’re conducting an in‑depth analysis, plan an independent METR review, and cite alignment issues of motivated reasoning and willingness to take harmful actions. In response they paused external (and briefly internal) cyber evaluations, built and deployed real‑time classifiers that block and alert on sandbox‑escape or unexpected internet‑access attempts, ran transcript monitors (finding sandbox misconfigurations but no internal sandbox breaches), migrated high‑risk sandboxes to stronger isolation, paused some high‑risk RL environments while resuming most with new safeguards, expanded monitoring and partner best practices, and resumed external evaluations under those controls.
Also covered by: @Anthropic, @Alex Tamkin
#5 📝 Surge AI Blog
Training on Long-Horizon Agent Tasks: +9.6 on Toolathlon, +5.3 on τ²-Bench - Post-training on Surge RL environments improved Qwen3.5-122B-A10B substantially across multiple agent benchmarks, notably +9.6 on Toolathlon and +5.3 on τ²-Bench. The post highlights transfer gains from specialized RL environment training to unseen benchmarks.
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How Non-Coders Are Vibe Coding $100K+ Businesses with AI | Amol Jain
Peter Yang
A Replit-built product-management interview coach is taken from a landing page to a business by publishing it on a custom domain, running a Security Center scan, adding Stripe payments, and running an SEO agent scan for search and answer-engine discovery.
- Cedric, a 22-year-old University of Oregon student with no prior coding exposure, built Pep AI on Replit to track peptide and GLP-1 intake; it made $60,000 in its first month through subscriptions and grew to tens of thousands of active users.
- John, a non-technical repeat founder, was quoted more than $100,000 by an agency for an AI-proficiency assessment and certification platform; he built it end-to-end in 3 days and reported more than $180,000 in revenue within its first 2 months.
- FaZe Apex Yusuf and his co-founder built TryNearby, a marketplace matching local creators with local businesses, on Replit; the company entered the YC summer 26 batch and was above $100,000 ARR when last discussed.
Also covered by: @Peter Yang
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LlamaIndex 🦙 released the verified LlamaParse connector for Claude, now live in the Claude Connectors Directory. It converts documents into structured Markdown, JSON, or HTML and supports schema-based field extraction, filesystem-style search, classification, and section splitting.
#8 📝 Ampcode Chronicle
Space to Talk - Amp has added a built-in "space to talk" to every thread—hit Enter to start a call in-thread with camera and screen-sharing while the agent continues working, without links, calendar invites, or other apps. The space is left open to evolve into a place for brainstorming, whiteboarding, chatting with Puck or other agents, and spawning new threads.
#9 📝 Surge AI Blog
Training on ComplexConstraints: +10.1 on MultiChallenge, +8.4 on AdvancedIF - A 4B model trained on 1,000 expert-written rubrics from ComplexConstraints reached parity with a model 60x larger, producing large gains that transferred to external benchmarks. The result demonstrates that carefully curated instruction-following training can dramatically improve smaller models.
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Garry Tan created new GBrain evals for reading memory without an LLM in the loop and added evals for saving memory from an agent transcript.
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Harrison Chase commented that trace-level cost reconciliation helps AI product builders identify which workflow, tool call, prompt path, or retry pattern drove spending—more useful than knowing only the total spent.
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claire vo 🖤 recaps Daniel Blum’s demonstration of a Claude Cowork-based AI workflow that uses Notion as a “persona brain,” contextualizes Claude with voice memos, links, and updates, “learns” company jargon, and includes a “workstation” plugin to bootstrap others. She frames the PM productivity bar as doing in “a day” what once took “a week,” while noting the episode covers the “20%” Claude still cannot do.
Also covered by: @Claire Vo, @claire vo 🖤
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Philipp Schmid demonstrated how to set up OpenClaw 2.0 with Gemini 3.7 Flash using Google AI Studio in under 60 seconds. Google Search grounding is enabled by default with a `GEMINI_API_KEY`.
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Guillermo Rauch shared a Vercel article presenting Markdown as a potential design system and discussing how DESIGN.md can help address AI-generated “slop” while scaling design taste within a large organization.
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Guillermo Rauch announced per-user budgets for Vercel’s AI Gateway, alongside per-key budgets, arguing that coding tokens require governance, optimization, and cost observability. He compared unchecked token access to an AWS key spanning a t3.nano ($3.86/mo) to a p5.48xlarge ($40k/mo) with 192 vCPU.
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Marketing Engineer: The $1M Job with AI Agents
Greg Isenberg
A marketing engineer turns market signal into pipeline using AI agents, data, code, and taste by building a Growth OS repo, assigning written agent job specs, and operating systems for customer truth, content, outbound, creative testing, AI search visibility, and a growth cockpit.
- The Growth OS can be a GitHub repo or structured folder containing customer truth, content engine, outbound engine, creative testing, and agent-jobs folders; the customer-truth inputs include sales-call notes, support tickets, churn notes, interviews, live product feedback, CRM notes, Stripe movement, and social data.
- The tool stack names Grokbot for monitoring live internet, X, Reddit, competitors, creators, ads, and landing pages; Claude and Codex for repos, landing pages, scripts, and internal tools; Hermes-style workflows for scheduled jobs with memory and approval; FAL AI and Higgsfield for creative; and local AI for sensitive or regulated data.
- The proposed 30-day plan uses week 1 for a company audit and market map, week 2 for a Growth OS and “what the market is telling us” markdown file, week 3 for one working system, and week 4 for documented results; the sample case study sends 75 targeted messages, receives 9 warm replies, and books 3 calls, while consulting embeds are priced at $5,000 to $30,000 per month for 30-, 60-, or 90-day engagements.
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Santiago commented on a learning platform that helps agents improve from production experience by extracting lessons from traffic, validating them with reinforcement learning, and evaluating and applying learned behaviors. He noted reported results of 36% fewer failed tasks and 57% lower token costs for agents working on tasks they had encountered before.
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Dharmesh Shah demonstrated a personal YouSpot workflow from HubSpot Next that scans GoDaddy emails, tracks domain names and DomainValue.com estimates in a database, and emails daily updates with stalled-negotiation advice. YouSpot is available to try for $1/month with 100 credits.
Also covered by: @Dharmesh Shah
#20 📝 OpenAI News
A milestone in expanding access to AI - OpenAI announces a milestone in expanding access to AI, describing efforts to broaden availability through initiatives such as ChatGPT ads. The post highlights steps the company is taking to lower barriers and reach more users.