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Warp is changing how it charges users, making it the latest in a string of coding-tool companies to revise their pricing models.
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Warp is changing how it charges users, making it the latest in a string of coding-tool companies to revise their pricing models.

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Mistral, the French frontier AI model lab most recently valued at €11.7 billion, has launched a duo of open-weight coding models.
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Mistral, the French frontier AI model lab most recently valued at €11.7 billion, has launched a duo of open-weight coding models.

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Explore Cursor's innovative context engineering and rule system, designed to enhance the reliability and security of AI-generated code.
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Explore Cursor's innovative context engineering and rule system, designed to enhance the reliability and security of AI-generated code.

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The main constraint on AI-assisted development was not model capability but how context was structured and exposed.
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The main constraint on AI-assisted development was not model capability but how context was structured and exposed.

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Tools like Copilot, Cursor, and Claude already save me hours every week by reading code, exploring messy open-source projects, and filling gaps where necessary.
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I’m a senior full-stack developer who still cringes at AI-generated code in production. But tools like Copilot, Cursor, and Claude already save me hours every week – not by writing code for me, but by reading code, exploring messy open-source projects, and filling gaps where documentation is missing.

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OpenAI, Anthropic, Block, and other major tech players have united to launch the Agentic AI Foundation.
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OpenAI, Anthropic, Block, and other major tech players have united to launch the Agentic AI Foundation.

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A 2025 map of computer use agent benchmarks, from ScreenSpot to Mind2Web, REAL, OSWorld and CUB, and how harness design now rivals model quality.
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This article maps today’s computer use benchmarks across three layers (UI grounding, web agents, full OS use), shows how a few anchors like ScreenSpot, Mind2Web, REAL, OSWorld and CUB are emerging, explains why scaffolding and harnesses often drive more gains than model size, and gives practical guidance on which evals to use if you are building GUI models, web agents, or full computer use agents.

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Explains how x402, ERC-8004, and agent discovery turn APIs and AI agents into usage-based micro businesses. Web3's future is in Agents doing the work for you.
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This article is divided into four parts, each of which builds the context you need for the next. Part 1 explains how x402 fits into existing Web2 and enterprise billing flows, and how it can move companies “on-chain” by turning API usage into stablecoin-based micropayments without changing their mental model of software. Part 2 shows why the current ad-and-subscription web breaks in an agentic world, and how x402, together with ERC-8004 and programmable wallets, can turn scraped content and APIs into nano businesses that agents pay for per call. Part 3 analyzes the technical bottlenecks that hinder agent commerce today and describes how x402, ERC-8004, and agent discovery layers address per-call payments, spam resistance, pricing, and interoperability. Part 4 gives a concrete example in DayDreams.Systems and its Lucid stack, showing how AP2, x402, A2A, and ERC-8004 come together in real tooling that lets developers deploy, operate, and monetize autonomous agents in production.