Tag

agents

  1. 5 min

    Where does Cursor Remote Control run the agent loop?

    Cursor's changelog says Remote Control keeps agents local, while its mobile docs say the agent loop is in the cloud and tools stay local.

  2. 5 min

    Personal Agent Protocol is an OAuth session, but its v0.1 specification is not published

    PAP uses one OAuth session across web, API, and company-agent routes, but its v0.1 specification and payment extensions are not published.

  3. 5 min

    Where should an agent's correction go if the next agent will read the page?

    Send agent corrections to a private feedback queue, not a public comment thread that may be rendered into markdown for later agents.

  4. 7 min

    AI coding agent CLI pricing and usage limits, October 2026

    Paid tiers start at ₹649/month in India or $10/month for Copilot Pro; heavy-use tiers reach $100–$500/month. Cursor publishes pools, not dollar allowances.

  5. 6 min

    Git conflicts and dirty worktrees with AI coding agents: what Aider, Claude Code, and Codex actually do

    Aider 0.86.2 commits dirty changes, Claude Code 2.1.292 snapshots files, and Codex CLI 0.160.1 isolates parallel work in Git worktrees.

  6. 4 min

    Synara 1.0.0 moves Oh My Pi onto the stable app

    Synara 1.0.0 puts Oh My Pi, Inbox, provider accounts, handoffs, and Auto-fix CI in Stable; Hubs and Tasks stay in Beta.

  7. 5 min

    Devin stores what it learned in a git repo, then dreams on it

    Devin stores cross-session memory in a Git repo with a MEMORY.md index, rejects stale concurrent writes, and runs a daily dreaming pass to consolidate notes.

  8. 5 min

    How Cursor bills Auto after the split into Cost, Balance, and Intelligence

    All Cursor Auto modes bill at the routed model's list price; eligible third-party routes add $0.25 per million tokens on Teams and Enterprise.

  9. 6 min

    Lavish keeps the HTML and sends the pointing back to the agent

    Lavish Editor pairs a local HTML file with a browser review UI, returning element and text annotations to a polling agent loop without cloud servers.

  10. 5 min

    The /kun skill downloads its instructions from GitHub on every run

    The /kun skill downloads a Node script from GitHub main on each invocation, caches root docs locally, then reads ENTRY.md to answer.

  11. 6 min

    GitHub ReviewBench scores AI code review agents on 219 pull requests

    GitHub ReviewBench compares AI code review agents on 219 pull requests with grounded and augmented precision, recall, and F1 metrics.

  12. 4 min

    How pstack stacks agent-built pull requests with gh or Origin

    pstack's autopilot-stack lets workers build PRs in parallel while one coordinator owns the linear stack, using gh or Origin without requiring Graphite.

  13. 4 min

    Pi Durable checkpoints the turn, then resumes it

    Pi Durable commits model and tool work to storage, then resumes unfinished tasks after a process restart.

  14. 6 min

    LangGraph 1.2.13 keeps an old checkpoint update out of other branches

    LangGraph 1.2.13 forks superseded checkpoints, isolates older update_state writes, preserves DeltaChannel counters, and filters answered get_state interrupts.

  15. 4 min

    Cloudflare runs Pi inside a Durable Object, and the meter is wall-clock time

    Cloudflare's PiHarness beta runs Pi Durable in a SQLite-backed Durable Object and meters its allocated 128 MB by wall-clock compute duration.

  16. 5 min

    Cohere North 2 keeps agent memory and caps token spend

    Cohere North 2 adds cross-session agent memory and North Admin flow control, with request and token-rate tiers for users and groups.

  17. 4 min

    Instinct's group-chat agent works for people without an account

    Instinct lets friends without accounts join a group agent, while personal agents ask before sharing data or pending replies.

  18. 5 min

    Why robots.txt Cannot Stop Grok Bot

    robots.txt cannot block Grok Bot's browser session; it can only guide crawlers that identify themselves and follow the Robots Exclusion Protocol.

  19. 4 min

    How Meta Muse and Stripe Link handle autonomous purchases

    Muse gets a user-approved Link spend request, then uses a one-time card or Link Pay Token while the agent never sees the user's real card details.

  20. 7 min

    Rex public testing is a free macOS terminal with persistent sessions

    On 2026-10-05 Rex opened macOS public testing as a free, self-hostable terminal with persistent sessions; Linux, Windows, and iOS are outside the test.