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<pre style='white-space:pre-wrap;width:81ex'>feat(models): make per-agent allowlists explicit (#110888)</pre>

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<pre style='white-space:pre-wrap;width:81ex'>feat(cron): unattended-run preamble and watcher-authoring guidance (#110949) * feat(cron): add unattended-run preamble to isolated agent turns Isolated cron and hook agent turns received only the job tag, message, and time line — no operating contract for unattended execution. Runs ended in questions, plans, or bare acknowledgements (the runtime even re-prompts once for interim acks). Append a static per-class preamble: the final reply is the delivera

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<ul><li><p>Green says Mets follow all MLB AI guidelines</p></li><li><p>Ottavino alleges club used AI for pitch decisions</p></li><li><p>MLB recently restricted dugout iPad functions</p></li></ul><p>New York Mets interim manager Andy Green said the club is fully compliant with Major League Baseball when asked about a report that singled out his organization for using artificial intelligence for in-game strategy decisions.</p><p>“Whatever the rules are, we remain fully compliant and Major League B

<pre style='white-space:pre-wrap;width:81ex'>fix(huggingface): discover models when HTTP proxy is required (#110924)</pre>

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<p>Two words in a subject line decide whether a training business made money. A DocuSign email that starts with "Completed:" means someone signed a voucher and the money is real. One that starts with "Complete with Docusign:" means someone was only asked to sign. I fed both to a language model and asked whether the voucher had come in. It said yes to both. To a model, a request to sign and a signed contract are the same sentence with slightly different punctuation. That near miss gave me the rul

<p>If you've connected an AI assistant to anything this year, your calendar, your files, a database, GitHub, there's a good chance MCP was doing the connecting. The Model Context Protocol has quietly become the standard way an AI reaches beyond its chat window: one<br> protocol, thousands of tools, plug and play. It's genuinely good, and it's everywhere.</p> <p>So when a project like DoSync shows up describing itself as a protocol between AI and physical devices, the fair question is: why would

<p>Two days ago, I released <strong>TokenCap v1.4.0</strong> with support for <strong>Local MCP (Model Context Protocol)</strong>.</p> <p>The response was great, but while using it myself, I realized something.</p> <p>The difficult part wasn't MCP.</p> <p>It was <strong>everything around it</strong>.</p> <p>Every AI coding tool has its own configuration format and setup process. Whether you're using Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, or Codex, the first few minutes usually look the same:</p

<p>This is non-standard and first-principal take on AI. I will try and avoid jargon and stick to intuition.</p> <h1> Knowledge </h1> <p>Let's ask much simpler and very old question</p> <blockquote> <p><strong>What does it mean to "know" something?</strong></p> </blockquote> <p>I am not looking for a philosophical answer. Let's say we simply ask</p> <blockquote> <p><strong>How does a calculator "know" 2 + 2 is 4 not 5?</strong></p> </blockquote> <p>Calculator does not need to know, It follows som

<p>There are more than <strong>10,000 MCP servers</strong> indexed across public registries right now. Your AI agent can use almost none of them — not because it can't, but because it has no idea they exist, and even when it finds one it can't use it without a human installing and wiring it up.</p> <p>When Claude (or Cursor, or any MCP client) hits a task it has no tool for, the workflow today is: the <em>human</em> goes registry-crawling, compares half-documented servers, and hand-writes the co

If AI replaces your job, do you have a serious plan for what's next? Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48961844 Points: 9 # Comments: 21

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Chinese company Moonshot AI released a new version of its Kimi model this week, prompting concern about "full AI communism."

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Netflix acquired Affleck's AI startup InterPositive in March for $587 million, the streamer disclosed in an SEC filing.

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Hi HN - Like everyone, I have been using LLMs for managing my family's health and especially in understanding more in depth about the personal health issue for me and my loved ones. I ended up creating an agent to manage the long term history of each member. I use it to manage or solve medical issues. I use it multiple times a week for anything related to health. The alpha version can be downloaded here - https://karankurani.github.io/OpenCareLoop/ It differs from the regular ChatGPT / Claude pr

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Did claude code start randomly creating artifacts for you too? Previously I was asking it to create a local html file with a summary (when needed, this isn't in any of my CLAUDE.md files). Now it creats them by itself when it sees fit, and they're stored online on claude.ai, can this be disabled? Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48959308 Points: 1 # Comments: 1

<p>There is a note in my runbooks that says the Enter key works. That is almost the whole note. Press Enter and the prompt submits. I wrote it in bold, with sources and a date, because one of my AI agents once fixed the Enter key. The fix was the bug.</p> <h2> The Fix Was the Bug </h2> <p>I run a fleet of Claude Code agents in tmux panes. An orchestrator script types a prompt into a pane and presses Enter for it. One day an agent decided the submissions were not going through, and it knew the fi

<p>Most A/B testing happens in the browser: a script swaps a headline or button color after the page loads. That works for surface-level UI changes, but it cannot test the logic that runs before a page is ever rendered — a pricing algorithm, a search ranking model, a checkout flow, or a backend API response. Server-side A/B testing moves the experiment decision into your application code, where you control the full request lifecycle. This guide explains when to test server-side, how it differs f