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How the Claude Code Team Reviews Code as Agent Output Surges
Anthropic’s Claude Code team: merged PRs more than doubled June–Sept while reverts fell over 40%. Most reading moved to machines.
Replit CEO Says It No Longer Works with Anthropic; Insider Disputes
Replit CEO Amjad Masad said Replit no longer works with Anthropic; an unnamed insider told TechCrunch the partnership is still in place. Disputed.
Cline v4.1.25 Adds Cloud Sessions That Keep Running After You Close the Editor
Cline v4.1.25 adds Cloud sessions: hosted GitHub sandbox tasks that keep running after you close the editor. Gradual rollout; defaults to Gemini 4 Argon.
Epic Releases Its New Games Launcher in Preview, Including on Linux, and Says It Was “Vibe Coded”
Epic's new games launcher is out in preview on Windows, Mac and, for the first time, Linux. Epic says it was "vibe coded", with AI agents writing the code.
Gemini 4 Argon Is Now Generally Available in GitHub Copilot: Who Gets It, What It Costs and What Admins Need to Do
GitHub has made Google's Gemini 4 Argon generally available in Copilot for Pro+, Max, Business and Enterprise users, billed at provider list pricing.
Cursor Opens Origin App Marketplace With More Than 20 Partner Apps
Cursor's Origin code host now has an app marketplace with 20+ partner apps, from Cloudflare to Linear, and is open to public submissions from today.
Anthropic Built Its Own Version Control System, Scion, Because AI Coding Outgrew Git
Anthropic says AI coding pushed merges from 2,500 to over 30,000 a day, so it built Scion, its own version control system, and left git in five months.
Google Play Lets You Run Vibe-Coded AI Studio Apps Privately
Google Play now lets people privately run Android apps they vibe code in Google AI Studio on their own phone, with no developer account needed.
Harness Buys Augment Code Assets, Plus TRL 1.15 and Genkit Dart 1.0
Four AI developer-tool updates from 8–9 October 2026: Harness buys selected Augment Code assets (not the whole company, price undisclosed), Hugging Face's TRL v1.15.0 claims up to 6.9× longer training sequences, Google's Genkit Dart reaches 1.0, and NVIDIA shows its Boro kernel-review tool. What each says, and what it doesn't.
Cursor at $50 Billion: The AI Coding Revolution Just Went Mainstream
In the span of just a few years, Cursor has gone from a niche developer tool to a 50 billion dollar enterprise juggernaut. This is not just...
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