2026-03-06

Baby Cursor is growing up. And Cursor changed how we design — back to when software design and building were the same art. https://www.fastcompany.com/91501353/ai-changed-design-forever-now-what

“If a task is already outsourced, it tells you three things. One, the company has accepted that this work can be done externally. Two, there’s an existing budget line that can be substituted cleanly. Three, the buyer is already purchasing an outcome. Replacing an outsourcing contract with an AI-native services provider is a vendor swap. Replacing headcount is a reorg.” Some of the biggest opportunities in AI agents will be building the agentic versions of existing services categories. By doing so, it’s incredibly easy for customers to switch, as many of the reasons for outsourcing this work have not changed just because of AI. The opportunity is that many incumbents will take too long to transform their workflows, and there’s now a new way to be able to do more, better, cheaper, or faster than existing players. But equally, this is a good alarm bell if you’re an incumbent; it’s probably important to factor in this risk and do it to yourselves first. And if you’re in one of these companies, there’s a huge opportunity to be the one to drive this change. Julien Bek: http://x.com/i/article/2029647344635969537

RT Daniel McAuley some psychopath on the internal codex leaderboard hit 100B tokens in the last week

Exciting use of Gemini! Someone please let me know if those new Korean sauces drop! :) Trung Phan: McDonald’s CEO is playing 10D chess. Sets the bar low with Big Arch review. Comes back talking “beef notes” and “‘mouth feel” on McChicken Big Mac. Turns out he’s a Harvard MBA and latest IG post is about how he’s been asking Gemini to pitch new product ideas and it suggested

We're launching Claude Community Ambassadors. Lead local meetups, bring builders together, and partner with our team. Open to any background, anywhere in the world. Apply: https://claude.com/community/ambassador

Codex for Open Source is an awesome idea. OSS maintainers get API credits, 6 months of ChatGPT Pro with Codex, and access to Codex Security as needed. OpenAI Developers: We’re launching Codex for Open Source to support the contributors who keep open-source software running. Maintainers can use Codex to review code, understand large codebases, and strengthen security coverage without taking on even more invisible work. http://developers.openai.com/codex/community/codex-for-oss

RT Rohan Varma We just launched Codex Security! Probably a no-brainer for most teams to turn on. Some things I'm excited about it: - Agentic security review leveraging our SOTA models - Always on codebase scanning - Detailed reports with code paths on vulnerabilities - Auto-fix any report with a PR Teams and enterprises can try it out through Codex web.

The first 60 days of 2026. Much more coming :) Google Labs: Woah. It’s been a little over 2 months since the start of 2026. Here's what we’ve dropped so far: 🚀 @FlowbyGoogle: Our biggest update yet. We’ve redesigned the interface, bringing image generation to the forefront, making it easier to manage assets, and giving you more precise

RT Thariq Today we're launching local scheduled tasks in Claude Code desktop. Create a schedule for tasks that you want to run regularly. They'll run as long as your computer is awake.

Pomelli is the new experimental ad tool that SMBs are finding and falling in love with, now in 160+ countries! Jaclyn Konzelmann: We heard you like Pomelli. We heard you like Phooshoot. We heard you like creating gorgeous on-brand ads and campaigns. We also heard one thing loud and clear: "I wish this worked in my country." Good news: Pomelli is now live in 160+ countries. 🌍✨ Time to create.

It’s clear that AI agents will be the biggest users of software in the future, and by extension computers as well. We are going to need so much infrastructure to build out to scale agents in enterprise. And all software will have to become API-first as a result. Box: "I have an agent. It's on its own system. It's on its own computer. It has access to its own tools. I probably don't give it access to my entire life…it sort of has this sandbox environment." @levie joined @latentspacepod to break down how AI agents will need their own

Why Your AI Agents Don’t Work with Dex Horthy of HumanLayer | In-Context Cooking

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Cursor's Third Era: Cloud Agents — ft. Sam Whitmore, Jonas Nelle, Cursor

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