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Markdown -> HTML -> Gen-UI Introducing Visual Artifact Renderer: github.com/iurysza/visu... (i probably need a better name) If you end up trying it, let me know what you think.

I have as much content for Euro bureaucrats as the next person, but dont fall for this story as " The mean EU" blocking "poor little Apple" from releasing nice features to their users.

The news you see every where today sounds like a mix of a psy-op to make the EU soften up to these corps, and the fact that they only manage to get these half-baked features ready way too close to release, so they don't even try to address things like being anti competitive.

I have as much content for Euro bureaucrats as the next person, but dont fall for this story as " The mean EU" blocking "poor little Apple" from releasing nice features to their users.

Last year we built TapToPay product for Klarna. We had a tiny, but great team and were able to build super fast, but it literally took Apple 11 years to open their Wallet API, which only happened after pressure from the European Commission. Competition is for losers www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Fx5...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8fH... I actually liked Jetbrain's positioning here. "Bring your own agent (ACP compatible) and we'll make sure it is capabilities are augmented by the tools we build."

Ever wondered why they still can't fix Claude Code flickers? Spoiler: It's not because of TS/JS or react! Mitchell Hashimoto (Ghostty's author) explains in this short clip the reason behind that and how Ghostty could address the root cause, enabling even more demanding TUI applications.

SOTA is becoming a luxury tier. I think that is the cleanest way to read what has been happening lately. State-of-the-art models were always too expensive to serve at scale and now that bill is finally due.

You are not supposed to run the smartest model for everything and that changes how I think about tooling, product design, and personal workflows. If your work depends on permanent, cheap access to frontier models, you are tying yourself to their subsidy schedule. Do not recommend.

SOTA is becoming a luxury tier. I think that is the cleanest way to read what has been happening lately. State-of-the-art models were always too expensive to serve at scale and now that bill is finally due.

The 🤖 Android team just released three things that are a great example of what your team or company can build too: - Android Skills - Android CLI - Android Knowledge Base developer.android.com/tools/agents/

Now, you put these pieces together and you get an agent that can understand and work with Android much better than before. My pro tip is that you can take that same idea and apply it to your own team or company. You probably already have custom scripts and tools, docs, and ways of doing things.

The 🤖 Android team just released three things that are a great example of what your team or company can build too: - Android Skills - Android CLI - Android Knowledge Base developer.android.com/tools/agents/

The Android CLI is basically the bridge between the non-deterministic world and the deterministic one. Once you have an agent guided by skills, the CLI gives it a reliable way to actually do the things. It exposes tools in a simple, structured way so agents can use them effectively.

The 🤖 Android team just released three things that are a great example of what your team or company can build too: - Android Skills - Android CLI - Android Knowledge Base developer.android.com/tools/agents/

This week @kau.sh and I had the pleasure to chat with Mitchell Hashimoto on the pod🎙️! Refreshing to hear someone of his caliber bring such a grounded perspective to agentic coding. We're super proud of this one!

I’m at Android Makers 🇫🇷 this afternoon talking about “Practical On-Device AI on Android.” Excited to share about features unlocked about this new capability, reliability, hybrid approaches, models, and more. If you’re around, come join! I’d love to meet people working on similar problems.

Claude Code’s source code leaked last night. Given the speed and sheer volume of forks and spin-offs already popping up, agentic harnesses are about to surge really hard. It’s crazy out there and I actually love to see it 😈 github.com/chatgptproje...

Even from a business perspective, it arguably should've been open source from the get go. Now the whole community will be running agents on top of it non stop breaking it down to its bits.

If you're unsure what model your machine can handle, you can check axjns.dev llmfit. It's a TUI that profiles your hardware and scores models to tell you exactly what fits in your RAM/VRAM. This is it running on my mac:

Issue 04: Openclaw, Cowork and the personal agent market fit Openclaw hype refuses to die and while the project had obvious safety issues from day one people still wanted it anyway. Anthropic realized that and just released Cowork's Dispatch feature. I write more about this on the newsletter btw:

I'm sharing a new article every week: - 🔗 Subscribe!: newsletter.iurysouza.dev - 🔗 issue 04: newsletter.iurysouza.dev/p/openclaw-c... OpenClaw was the first loud demand signal for personal agents. Then came the forks, the clones, Kimi Claw, QClaw, and now Claude's Cowork Dispatch.