AI integration
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- Agents & Tooling
Logo.dev Returns a Company's Logo From Its Web Address, and Its MCP Server Lets Claude Fetch It
Logo.dev returns a company's logo, colours and brand details from its web address. Here is what it does, how to connect it to Claude, and what to use it for.
- Agents & Tooling
When Gemini Runs Claude, What Are You Buying?
Google’s workplace agent can use models from more than one provider. I want to know what happens to my instructions, files and work history when I switch.
- Agents & Tooling
The Infinite Sandwich and the Made Bed
Why Systems Thinking Is Your Real AI Superpower
- Agents & Tooling
Gems Are Becoming Skills, but I Can Find My Gems, Not My Skills
I am using Gemini more and more for editorial and creative work. I like it for developing ideas and roughing out illustrations, while I tend to use other tools for purely operational jobs. That has meant spending quite a bit of time playing with Gems.
- Agents & Tooling
The Importance of Being Jev
TypeSafe's Jev and Cloudflare's Clef return a yes or a no, a one or a zero. They are for questions with a fixed set of answers, such as whether an email is urgent.
- Agents & Tooling
Why I left the Mac for Omarchy after 25 years
After 25 years with Macs, I moved my daily work to Omarchy. The switch showed me why openness and control matter more to me now.
- Agents & Tooling
The magic in agent interfaces still needs an off switch
Two instincts about talking to agents: make the explicit path reliable, or design the naming away.
- Security & Risk
294,000 exposed AI tools is the wrong number to worry about
Censys counted 294,000 IPs exposing AI tooling to the public internet. The number that should change your afternoon is CVE-2026-42208.
- Agents & Tooling
SoN 2.31: Don't be a meat proxy
A meat proxy forwards an AI's answer without reading it. That hands the next person more work than the question did.
- Agents & Tooling
Digging into Banco Santander's AI Tooling
Two years ago, around thirty million Santander customers had their records put up for sale on a hacking forum: names, card numbers, and more. The cause was a contractor’s cloud…
- Security & Risk
Anthropic Didn't Block Abuse. They Blocked Competition.
The OpenClaw subscription ban isn't about fair use — it's Anthropic asserting platform control while shipping their own replacement.
- Agents & Tooling
Context Is the New Bottleneck. So Is Judgment.
Tiago Forte says AI shifts the bottleneck from capability to context. He's right — but that only works if you still have opinions worth providing.
- Agents & Tooling
You Feel Faster. Are You?
A randomized controlled study found AI tools made experienced developers 19% slower. They thought they'd been sped up by 20%.
- Agents & Tooling
Claude Code Channels: When Your Agent Gets a Phone Number
Anthropic's new messaging integration isn't about convenience — it's about changing how you think about what an AI agent is.
- Security & Risk
MCP Just Changed Hands. Watch What Happens Next.
Anthropic donating MCP to the Linux Foundation is good governance — and a signal that the easy days of fast iteration are probably over.
- Security & Risk
Your AI Proxy Layer Just Became a Target
The LiteLLM supply chain attack isn't just a security story — it's an infrastructure story for anyone building with AI tooling.
- Agents & Tooling
MCP Just Crossed the Chasm
This week, MCP went from developer protocol to mainstream integration layer — and most AI newsletters missed it.
- Agents & Tooling
Microsoft's Copilot Now Uses Two Models to Fact-Check One
Microsoft's Wave 3 Copilot routes answers through a second AI model to verify accuracy. That's useful — and a quiet admission about single-model trust.
- Security & Risk
Perplexity Pulled a Perk and Hoped Nobody Would Notice
Perplexity Pro quietly removed $5 monthly API credits from its $20 plan. No announcement, no changelog.
