Anthropic just asked the World to pause AI.
80% of their own code is now written by Claude.
The 1 trillion company building, the most powerful AI on earth is scared of what they made.
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Cloud infrastructure was built for humans clicking dashboards.
The next generation will be built for agents taking actions.
From:
dashboard-first infrastructure
To:
agent-first infrastructure
That’s the bet @insforge is making.
Every platform eventually gets rebuilt around its primary user.
AWS was built for engineers.
@insforge is being built for coding agents.
That’s a much bigger shift than a new cloud platform.
🚨 BREAKING: An open-source AI agent just processed 280K tokens for less than a penny.
It's called OpenSquilla.
A local ML router sits between you and 20+ LLM providers. Every turn, it sends your message to the cheapest model that can handle it. Automatically.
→ Simple lookup? Tiny model.
→ Complex reasoning? Full-power model.
→ 80% of tokens served from cache
Also ships with 4-tier memory, bidirectional MCP, syscall-level sandboxing, built-in cron scheduling, and Web UI + CLI + Slack + Discord + WhatsApp.
One command migrates your OpenClaw or Hermes setup.
Apache 2.0. 100% Open Source.
7 GitHub repos that do the same thing as tools people pay $50–$200/month for.
Except they're completely free.
And you own your data.
Most people have never heard of them:
Governments delete webpages. Agencies scrub reports. Politicians' statements vanish from official sites the week they become inconvenient.
It happens in every country, under every party, and it works because nobody kept a copy.
ArchiveBox makes keeping a copy trivial.
It's a self-hosted archiver built for exactly this. Point it at the pages that matter and it freezes them:
→ Timestamped screenshots and PDFs
→ Raw HTML and HTTP headers
→ WARC files that replay the page as it was
→ Scheduled re-captures, so you have a record of every version over time
Run it on a schedule against government portals, news sites, or any source you expect to change quietly. Each snapshot lands in a plain folder with JSON metadata.
The Wayback Machine can't watch everything, and it can be pressured, sued, or blocked.
A thousand people each archiving what they care about cannot be.
History gets rewritten by whoever controls the record. This puts a copy of the record on your disk.
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La IA acaba de resolver un problema matemático de 80 años que nadie pudo descifrar.
Y esto es solo el inicio.
Estas son las 7 noticias de IA que cambiaron todo esta semana (y nadie está hablando de ellas) 👇
Everyone is freaking out about Claude Opus 4.8 dropping out yesterday.
But I fed Claude's insane AI MODEL with all my PPTs from Gamma
and suddenly my PPTs become a "knowledge base" that Claude knows
And look like they came from a $50k design agency
Check out the thread 👇