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Cursor's cloud agents can now build shareable canvases, and a new Environments API lets you script agent setup. We also cover Claude Code turning fork subagents on by default, the removed remote-control sandbox flags, and Cursor's Origin app marketplace. Concept of the day: local agents vs cloud agents, and why the environment matters. Hosts: Alex & Jules. New episodes daily.
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Gemini 4 Argon lands on Hacker News with a benchmark table that wins some and loses some, Timescale's alpha pg_vectorsearch promises HNSW-beating vector search at a quarter of the memory, and a TV4 data-loss story becomes a lesson in agent permissions. We teach two concepts today: context windows a…
Claude Code now compacts long idle conversations before the prompt cache expires, and we explain what compaction is and why timing matters. Plus Cursor cloud agent canvases and 300-repo environments, Codex CLI mid-response steering, and Antigravity CLI's new Auto mode. Hosts: Alex & Jules. New …
Claude Code now compacts big idle sessions before the prompt cache expires, MCP's stateless 2026-07-28 protocol becomes the default, and Cursor opens its Origin App Marketplace. We teach what prompt caching and stateless servers actually are, plus a quick lap of Gemini, Copilot and Antigravity CLI …
Claude Code adds idle compaction for long sessions, Mistral releases Timestral time-series models that run on a CPU, plus a tmux guide for driving agents, the case for running your own LLM proxy, and a paper on latent-space reasoning agents. We teach context windows and compaction, and what latent …
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