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SuperPlane 1.0: The Open Source Software Factory for Teams
SuperPlane launches 1.0 of its open source (Apache 2.0), model-agnostic software factory for engineering teams. It wraps coding agents in a shared path from ticket to verified, merged pull request: it scores backlog tasks for readiness, runs each in its own cloud environment, returns evidence such as checks and screenshots, and loops on CI and review until a PR is ready.
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The Terminal in JetBrains IDEs Now Runs on libghostty
Starting with 2026.3, the built-in terminal in JetBrains IDEs replaces JediTerm with libghostty, Ghostty's emulation library, bringing the Kitty keyboard protocol (so Shift+Enter works in Claude Code and Codex), theme-following dark/light queries, and correct handling of nearly 50 control sequences that TUI apps rely on.
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Introducing MCP Events in Mastra
Mastra adds experimental MCP events: MCP servers can now emit real-time events such as failed deploys, merged pull requests or new signups to connected clients via push, poll or webhook delivery, using defineEvent(), .emit() and .subscribe() without a separate pub/sub service, and agents and workflows can react to them. Requires @mastra/mcp 2.5.0 and @mastra/core 1.79.0.
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HumanLayer open-sources its core under Apache 2.0: the desktop and web apps, the daemon that runs Claude Code and Codex sessions, the cloud API and Electric sync proxy, plugins, RPI skills and Linear CLI, and the data model. Self-built copies have no telemetry; cloud users see no change for now.
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Resend announces Forge, its own Mail Transfer Agent built from scratch and sending from IP blocks it owns, with no code changes for customers, faster time-to-inbox and improved deliverability figures, activated per domain with a single CNAME record.
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Introducing cve.now: A Free Feed of Security Vulnerabilities for Agents
Sazabi launches cve.now, a free feed that merges the CVE List, CISA's known exploited vulnerabilities, EPSS and OSV into one searchable stream with plain-English explanations, available as RSS, JSON, an API and an MCP server so coding agents can check which vulnerabilities affect them.
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Resend launches Inboxes: API-first shared email inboxes on your own domain that people and AI agents can work side by side, with threads, folders, search, labels, drafts, assignments and a configurable built-in agent. Free for up to 3 inboxes, then $1 per inbox.
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Your AI agent fixed the bug, but what else did it change?
Trail of Bits releases patching-bugs and regression-hunt, two agent plugins built through its Patch the Planet work with OpenAI that reproduce bugs, develop and test fixes, and check patches for regressions within a project's own threat model and patching guidelines.
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Introducing tsrs: a Port of TypeScript to Rust
Cloudflare and VoidZero, with Max Schwenk of Owner.com and in collaboration with the TypeScript team, announce tsrs, a faithful Rust port of the TypeScript compiler incubated in the Oxc toolchain. Early benchmarks show it up to 8x faster with about 70% less memory than TypeScript 7.0; the post explains why Rust and Wasm matter and how the port will stay in sync.
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Cursor releases the Agent SDK, the framework it uses to build its own managed agents such as Bugbot, Security Reviewer and Rollouts. Teams define agents in code, with Markdown prompts, TypeScript tools, connections and evals, respond to events like pull requests, and deploy to Cursor's infrastructure with `agent-sdk deploy` or run them as a Node process on their own.
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Introducing Clairic, a new System One class of extraction models
Cloudflare previews Clairic, a System One-style extraction model on Workers AI that extracts, computes, estimates and forecasts values from unstructured text and images with higher accuracy, lower latency and lower cost than general LLMs, with worked examples, how requests work, and plans to release open weights.
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Interactive refactoring in gopls
The Go team introduces interactive refactoring in gopls, built on a new Language Server Protocol capability designed with the Dart team as an open standard, which lets refactorings run as dynamic multi-step dialogs inside any editor. The post explains the LSP background, walks through example refactorings, and outlines what comes next and how to give feedback.
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Tanner Linsley announces TanStack Start 1.0 as production-stable: type-safe full-stack routing for React and Solid, Vite 8, migration notes from RC, and how AI changed Start’s development and contribution load.
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Astral announces an experimental integration between its uv package manager and ty type checker, adding first-class support for Python scripts on the CLI and in the editor and a unified uv check command, as a step toward an integrated Astral toolchain.
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Indra OCR: a 1M-parameter OCR model that reads 49 pages per second on CPU
Datalab releases Indra OCR, an open OCR package built around a 1M-parameter recognition model that reads 49 pages per second on 32 CPU cores, 11-17x faster than Tesseract and PP-OCR, while returning full layout with line and block boxes, labels, reading order and clean markdown or JSON output.
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Announcing AWS Lambda Web Functions for fast, consistent web app performance anywhere
AWS introduces Lambda Web Functions: run standard HTTP servers (Express, Hono, Fastify, Next.js and other Node frameworks) on Lambda without event-handler adapters, with multi-concurrent requests, active CPU billing, one-command multi-region deploy and latency-based routing alongside Event Functions and MicroVMs.
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SlashDocs: the platform behind 28k+ documents at Razorpay, now open source
Razorpay open-sources SlashDocs, the self-hosted MIT-licensed hub where AI agents publish interactive HTML docs and humans review them with anchored comments, versions, CLI, and MCP—powering 28k+ internal documents.
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Zerobrew: A faster alternative to Homebrew
Zerobrew is an open-source package manager positioned as a faster Homebrew alternative, documenting install flow, architecture, and claimed speedups up to about 6.6×.
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Zephon: Fast, Flexible, Elastically Deterministic Data Loading
DatologyAI open-sources Zephon, a data loader for text and multimodal foundation model training that tokenizes, packs and mixes data on the fly while keeping the exact same sequence of global batches when GPU count, operator parallelism or execution backend change. The post explains lanes, the operator and accumulator split, checkpointing, and throughput results.
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Flirt, a local-first code review tool built for the patch-series workflow where authors keep amending, rebasing, and force-pushing, is now open source on Codeberg. It remembers what you reviewed and shows the diff to the current state, works with GitHub and mailing lists, and is not yet ready for general use.
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