DeepSeek Super-agent: What the Open Prototype Does
DeepSeek open-sourced dsh-superagent, a coding agent that takes requests from GitHub and Feishu. What it does by default, how it decides who can ask, and why its workers need an isolated machine.
Daily, sourced write-ups on Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Devin, MCP, and the models behind them: what shipped, what broke, and what it costs you.
New posts on coding agents, their models, and the infrastructure around them.
DeepSeek open-sourced dsh-superagent, a coding agent that takes requests from GitHub and Feishu. What it does by default, how it decides who can ask, and why its workers need an isolated machine.
Fast mode on Opus 4.8 and the Sonnet 4.5 model both start returning errors on November 30. What breaks, how to find it in your code and settings, and what Opus 5.5 fast mode costs instead.
Cursor's marketplace served a tampered Claude Code extension for 11 hours that planted an SSH key and a startup script. How to check your machine, clean it up, and set an install cooldown.
The built-in browsers in Cursor, the Copilot app, Claude Desktop, VS Code, and Codex could run code or read any file. Which are fixed, which are still open, and how to protect your machine.
Fusion model routing is GA, code review has Lite, Balanced, and Max price points, automations bill per run, and Enterprise moves to credits. What to set before your team turns them on.
OpenAI's new mid-tier model costs half of GPT-6.1 Sol and is already in Codex and Copilot. What a typical agent run costs on it, where it's enough, and where to keep Sol or Opus.
Ultrathink now raises effort, Bedrock and Vertex installs fetch a model settings file, and ultrareview needs --trust-workspace in CI. What admins should update before rolling out 2.1.311.
How Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and Gemini CLI each load repo instructions, the gotchas that silently drop rules, and one layout that works for all five.
Pick the layer you're deciding on.
A practical three-way comparison of the editor agents developers actually evaluate now: context quality, pricing predictability, GitHub integration, and review burden.
After Copilot's billing change and Cursor's VS Code dominance, which AI code editor wins for real development workflows? Context quality, pricing, and ecosystem lock-in compared.
For AWS-heavy teams and JetBrains shops, these are the tools Cursor vs Copilot debates miss. An honest comparison of ecosystem fit, security scanning, pricing, and where each breaks down.
Browse posts by the kind of tool.
Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, JetBrains AI, Zed, and Replit: the AI built into the editor you write code in all day.
Claude Code, Codex CLI, Aider, Continue, and Cline: agents that run multi-step changes from your terminal, with your tests in the loop.
Devin, OpenHands, and SWE-agent: tools that take a ticket and come back with a pull request for you to review.
Claude, GPT, Gemini, Llama, Mistral, and Hermes, plus MCP, A2A, and the frameworks that connect agents to tools.