Anthropic bought out Stainless and shut it down.
So we built Stainful: the open-source Stainless
Keep generating SDK at your existing `stainless.yml`, unchanged.
github: https://t.co/tzRYn4wpc6
A few software engineers at some of the best tech cos told me this week "My entire job these days is prompting Cursor or Claude Code with Opus 4.5 to do what I need and sanity checking it."
We've crossed some intangible threshold of AI generalizing to "most" software.
It's here. Manus 1.6 is now live
We've upgraded our core agent architecture for more complex work with less supervision.
Here's what that means for you 👇
Created with Taku. A agentic canvas for creators and journalists. It can handle multimodal input from external video and audio, as well as recoding in-app. Then you can add agentic workflow you want by simple drag and drop. Everything is built from scratch on Taku.
@59thProfile how is this karma? lol, just jealous competitors doing inauthentic things. Manus got suspended too for getting too much traffic when they launched. Is that karma too?
Taku’s official account has been accidentally suspended. Well, I guess all great product launches will face hardships like this, happened to Manus too. But we will keep up the work and ship Taku to everyone in the coming days soon. Stay tuned.
First demo showcase of Taku in action. Monolith Management, a tier 1 Chinese VC used Taku to build a real time bi-directional transcription app. Taku handled two real time APIs and worked better than iFlyTek’s solution which costs $5000. Taku costs around $2
@StanislavC79046 @withtakuai Each app generated right now costs roughly $1-2 in token. and this is with frontier models. We are testing out more cost efficient models like @Kimi_Moonshot K2 and @minimax_ai that will cut down cost even more. And yeah, the cost of frontier models are going down too
@cjzafir@withtakuai Taku can build apps native for agentic operations, and the apps don't need to go through a deployment process. Meaning your agents can now vibe code tools for themselves to better help you with your needs.
The key difference is that Taku can build apps native for agentic operations, and the apps don't need to go through a deployment process. Meaning your agents can now vibe code tools for themselves to better help you with your needs.
FlowithOS is basically an agentic browser, where you have agents operating your web pages. But Taku can help you build native apps that can all be operated by agents. Technically, you can build @flowith using @withtakuai