Tom Smith

Cursor Router automatically matches coding tasks with the most suitable AI model, helping engineering teams cut costs without sacrificing quality.

Celeris, a new AI research lab backed by Lightspeed Venture […]

Anthropic cut more than 80% of Claude Code’s system prompt, signaling a shift from rigid prompt rules to leaner, more adaptive context engineering.

Block, the fintech company formerly known as Square and co-founded […]

Microsoft is asking developers to try the patterns and report back through GitHub issues, which suggests the team knows this is a starting point, not a finished product.

China’s new AI platform speeds CUDA code migration to domestic chips, cutting a 10-hour task to 30 minutes. Here’s what IT leaders should know.

The models are getting better. The agents are getting more […]

Anthropic is testing dual-mode AI memory, introducing structured “Memory Files” and an background consolidation feature called “Dreams” to give Claude a smarter, evolving understanding of users.

The open-source AI agent landscape is shifting from static executors to experience-accumulating assistants. While OpenClaw popularized always-on agents running through messaging platforms, Nous Research’s Hermes Agent has recently surpassed it in daily token consumption on OpenRouter by offering a radically different architecture.

Instead of relying solely on pre-configured tools, Hermes Agent builds and manages its own skill library using a background system called Curator, which automatically encodes successful problem-solving behaviors for future use. Combined with a sophisticated, self-merging memory model and a persistent goal-tracking loop that executes tasks autonomously over multiple turns, Hermes Agent signals a new baseline for general-purpose AI—one where tools continuously adapt, learn, and improve the more they are used.

Vercel Labs’ Zero is an experimental programming language built for AI agents, featuring structured JSON diagnostics, explicit effects, and native binary output.