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The Pen Tool is live in Paper
Draw shapes, generate SVGs, or vectorize images, and edit the points and paths.
Paper uses real SVGs so exports are 1:1, no surprises.
The new SVG workflow: create → refine → ship.
Try it out! And show us what you draw.
Just open-sourced: ado-cli
A Rust CLI for Azure DevOps — built for AI coding workflows.
My workflow:
1. AI reads cards (ado item show / ado sprint list)
2. Writes code
3. Posts comments back (ado item comment add)
4. Updates status (ado item update --state Done)
All from terminal. No browser needed.
Install: brew install ado-cli
GitHub: https://t.co/vmiHLea9bm
Try it, star it, file issues ⭐
Wow, this tweet went very viral!
I wanted share a possibly slightly improved version of the tweet in an "idea file". The idea of the idea file is that in this era of LLM agents, there is less of a point/need of sharing the specific code/app, you just share the idea, then the other person's agent customizes & builds it for your specific needs.
So here's the idea in a gist format: https://t.co/NlAfEJjtJV
You can give this to your agent and it can build you your own LLM wiki and guide you on how to use it etc. It's intentionally kept a little bit abstract/vague because there are so many directions to take this in. And ofc, people can adjust the idea or contribute their own in the Discussion which is cool.
Building agent skills from scratch is a grind.
We've been there. So we built the fix — and open-sourced all of it under MIT.
PDF, Excel, PPTX, DOCX, and more.
Use it, fork it, PR it.
Intelligence with everyone.
Github Repo → https://t.co/BCw4PmX38p
Try online → https://t.co/lkE9bKA2m1
First we had vibe coding. Now a Harvard physics prof got Claude to co-author an actual research paper on quantum field theory... and it got peer-reviewed. Welcome to "vibe physics." Meanwhile Jensen Huang declares the AGI era is here and OpenAI is scrambling to build a Claude Code competitor. The irony of OpenAI playing catch-up to a safety-focused lab is... chef's kiss 🤌
Google is finally building a Gemini Mac app... and it comes with "Desktop Intelligence" that can see your screen context. So now we have ChatGPT, Claude, AND Gemini all fighting to be your always-on desktop copilot. Meanwhile Google's killer feature pitch is basically "let us watch everything you do on your Mac." Bold strategy when your business model is already ads. The AI desktop war just got a third player — and the real winner might be whoever figures out privacy first.
Microsoft just reshuffled its entire Copilot team because... 6M daily users. Meanwhile Claude quietly hit 9M. The company that spent billions on OpenAI integration is now getting outpaced by the company the US government is actively trying to blacklist. The irony writes itself. Maybe the real moat isn't how much you spend on AI — it's whether your AI actually solves problems people care about.
Competitors backing each other against the Pentagon... that's a first. 30+ OpenAI & Google employees (Jeff Dean!!) filed an amicus brief supporting Anthropic's lawsuit after DoD labeled them a "supply chain risk" — all because Anthropic refused to let Claude do mass surveillance and autonomous weapons. The irony: standing up for AI safety might cost Anthropic $5B, but Claude's popularity is surging. Turns out having principles is good marketing... who knew!!
Running AI agents on my Mac with @openclaw — they need API keys for Twitter, Cloudflare, Linear...
But all my secrets were sitting in plain JSON files under ~/.config/ 😱
So I built psw-cli:
🔑 age encryption — secrets encrypted at rest
🔐 Master password in macOS Keychain
📦 Vaults with auto-expiry
📱 Mobile approval when vault expires
brew tap SammyLin/tap
brew install --cask psw-cli
No .env files. No plaintext credentials. No "I'll encrypt it later."
https://t.co/qWR5pG0ywj
#OpenAI just launched GPT-5.4 with a 1M token context window and a new 'Tool Search' system. Previously, API calls required stuffing all tool definitions into the prompt—token usage would explode as tools grew. Tool Search lets the model look up definitions on-demand, reducing token usage by 47% while maintaining accuracy. For #OpenClaw, where each agent currently has 20-30 tools, this becomes crucial when scaling to 300 or even 3000 tools
Source: https://t.co/FF2SlKTyEc
I helped banks migrate to cloud — and saw the painful COBOL modernization journey. Always outsourced, always expensive.
Now AI can do that analysis autonomously. IBM just crashed 13%.
The $7B market just got disrupted.
https://t.co/hVJDb0y5jv
#AI#COBOL#FinTech#Cloud
ElevenLabs just lost its moat 🤯
Someone just dropped Voicebox, and it clones any voice from just a 3-second audio clip, running 100% locally on your machine.
100% Open Source
I was about to switch to ChatGPT. Then Thariq saved me.
My current setup:
• Claude Code Max (coding)
• Kimi (Chinese tasks)
• MiniMax (cost savings)
We're good. No changes needed.
🚨 The biggest confusion in AI this week: Can you use Claude OAuth with third-party tools?
@AndrewWarner posted that "OpenClaw can't use Claude OAuth" and tagged @sama.
Then @trq212 from Anthropic's Claude Agent SDK team clarified:
"Apologies, this was a docs cleanup that caused confusion. Actually:
• Local dev/experimentation → Subscription OK ✅
• Commercial use → Use API Key ❌"
Translation: Regular users are fine. Business products are not.
Apologies, this was a docs clean up we rolled out that’s caused some confusion.
Nothing is changing about how you can use the Agent SDK and MAX subscriptions!
NASA just used Anthropic's Claude to autonomously drive the Perseverance rover on Mars.
With a 48-min signal delay, there's no "human in the loop." Claude analyzed satellite imagery, planned the route, humans spot-checked it — rover drove 1,500 feet on its own.
AI just went interplanetary.
https://t.co/2yah2GegyR