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Drizzle v1.0.0-rc.1 is out 🚀 ▪︎ Effect v4 native support ▪︎ JIT row mappers to reduce ORM overhead to ~0 ▪︎ Reworked casing API (breaking change) ▪︎ Drizzle for LLM agents (preview) Drizzle is now as fast as using raw driver and mapping(or not mapping) results by hand 🙃

Someone just built a Claude skill that turns any arxiv paper into working code. It's called paper2code. Drop an arxiv URL and you get a full implementation back with every line cited to the exact paper section and equation. 100% Open Source.

Just merged a built-in skill for Google's DESIGN.md A skill that lets Hermes author, lint, diff, and export DESIGN.md files, giving it fluency in Google's new open-source visual-identity format the moment a user starts a design/UI task. `hermes update` and try the /design-md skill tonight!

Long-form writing with recursive planning github.com/principia-ai/W…

i just open-sourced one of our internal GTM skills introducing the /company-research skill ask your agent to build you a target account list - it finds prospects that fit your ICP and runs deep research on every company via the @browserbase CLI

A Rust dev just killed Headless Chrome. It's called Obscura. The open-source headless browser purpose-built for AI agents and scrapers at scale. Chrome vs Obscura: - Memory: 200MB+ → 30MB - Binary: 300MB+ → 70MB - Page load: 500ms → 85ms - Startup: 2s → Instant - Anti-detect: None → Built-in Single binary. No Node, no Chrome, no dependencies. Stealth mode is brutal: → Per-session fingerprint randomization (GPU, canvas, audio, battery) → 3,520 tracker domains blocked by default → navigator.webdriver masked to match real Chrome → Native function masking so detectors can't sniff it out Drop-in replacement for Puppeteer and Playwright over CDP. Zero code changes. If you run agents or serious scraping at scale, this repo prints money. 100% Opensource.

FYI I just shipped a huge improvement to /improve-codebase-architecture It now ships with a glossary of terminology to describe good/bad codebases Essential reading for anyone wanting to improve their codebases: github.com/mattpocock/ski…

Introducing "create-agent-tui" A skill for building your own agent harness + terminal UI (TUI). The skill walks you through 4 different ways of customizing the look, and supports dozens of optional features 👇

The skill comes with all Codex installations now, and has two modes. By default, it will use the built-in tool which uses 2.0, while the fallback CLI uses 1.5 (for now!) We'll be updating the latter 🙏 github.com/openai/skills/… If you have an older version of the skill, you can try this ``` $​skill-installer Update my local imagegen skill in ~/.codex/skills/.system or ~/.codex/skills/ with the latest version from github[.]com/openai/skills/.system/ ```

用这个 skill 可以在 Minis 里面无痛使用 ChatGPT 订阅中的 gpt-image-2: github.com/OpenMinis/Mini…

Kumo is now my go-to for building dashboards! The team absolutely cooked with this one 👨‍🍳 github.com/cloudflare/kumo

FastMCP 3.2 is out with full MCP Apps support. Create interactive tools, replace your team's dashboards, and use your MCP server as a complete backend for your app. You can even let agents generate UIs on the fly:

@WarMonitor3 Thirty years ago, there was a ship named ‘Yinhe’. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yinhe_inc…

China has been known to send Iran dual components despite sanctions previous ships docking in Iranian ports have been reported to be carrying missile fuel components for Iranian medium range ballistic missiles and other components.

I may live to regret this 😱, but here goes: Announcing the @pydantic monty bounty program: if you can escape the sandbox and read secrets on the host, we'll pay $5,000. Full deals in the blog post pydantic.dev/articles/hack-… and at hackmonty.com.

@stark_nico99 复制到terminal的直接cmd+c/v

Mac用户在AI时代的必备小技巧 和Agent交互的时候 经常遇到需要告诉它电脑本地文件夹路径的情况 按 【Option】再右键文件 就出现了这个复制文件路径的选项 复制丢给Agent即可 7年 Mac用户，今天才学会 苹果你还真是深藏不露呀

Claude Design is in research preview with its own weekly limit. Usage here doesn't count toward your other limits.

PgQue v0.1.0 is out. PgQ -- the Postgres queue system built at Skype 20 years ago for 1B-user-scale workloads -- repackaged for the managed-Postgres era. One SQL file. No C extension. No external daemon. pg_cron to tick. Why bother reviving a 2007 architecture? Every major Postgres queue in production today uses some flavor of SKIP LOCKED + UPDATE/DELETE. It works under light load. When you have more data and higher load, it degrades predictably. Then you get posts like these: - Brandur at Heroku, 2015: 60k job backlog in one hour from a single open transaction - PlanetScale, 2026: death spiral at 800 jobs/sec - River issue #59, awa issue #169 and so on, Oban's partitioning work, PGMQ's autovacuum tuning guide and duct-taping with pg_partman The core issue is how Postgres MVCC is implemented and how we deal with it. Dead tuples in the hot path, xmin horizon pinned, vacuum falling behind, query performance quickly degrades. This happens every time you run pg_dump, execute an analytical query, or have a lagging/unused logical replication slot. PgQ solved this in 2007 with snapshot-based batching and TRUNCATE rotation -- zero dead tuples in the event path, by design. But PgQ needed a C extension and an external daemon. Which means it doesn't run on RDS, Aurora, Cloud SQL, AlloyDB, Supabase, or Neon -- i.e., where most Postgres lives now. PgQue closes that gap. 💎 Pure SQL + PL/pgSQL (PgQ engine) 👩‍💻 \i sql/pgque.sql -- you're done 🕑 pg_cron replaces pgqd (optional, recommended) 💻 Python, Go, TypeScript client examples shipped 💙 Apache 2.0 Trade-off: end-to-end event delivery latency is up to a second, it depends on ticking frequency. If you need sub-3ms job dispatch, use River, Oban, or graphile-worker (and avoid anything that blocks xmin horizon). If you need high-throughput event streaming with fan-out inside Postgres -- Kafka-shaped, without Kafka and dealing with transactional outbox implementation -- this is the right shape of tool. Kudos to Marko Kreen and Skype engineers who implemented this decades ago, for the original PgQ, and to Alexander Kukushkin whose recent "Rediscovering PgQ" talk brought this quiet corner of the Postgres ecosystem back into view. Stars, issues, PRs, and honest criticism all welcome. Link 👇

🧵 Announcing iSH ARM64 — native Linux on iPhone & iPad, open source. A fork of @iSH_app that adds a same-architecture threaded-code interpreter (codename Asbestos) for AArch64 Linux on Apple Silicon. 1/ iSH ARM64 runs AArch64 Linux on ARM64. 3–30× overhead vs native, down from 15–100×. 2/ 48-bit virtual address space. Unlocked V8, Go, and Rust on iSH ARM64 now. 3/ Node.js 22 now runs on iOS. With --jitless injection. npm install. npx. create-next-app. All working. 4/ Built for AI agent orchestration on iOS. iSH ARM64 shipped as the Agent Shell Sandbox inside OpenMinis — stably running Linux workloads for 10,000+ users. 5/ Compatibility: 205/205 tests pass. 18 categories — Core OS, Python, Node.js, Go, Rust, Perl, Ruby, SQLite, Git, SSH, Editors, Build tools, Media, Crypto, Signals, and more. The code is open. The 10,000 users are production. ⭐ github.com/OpenMinis/ish-… 🙋 PRs welcome. Issues welcome. Stars appreciated. #OpenSource #iOS #Linux #ARM64 #iSH #SystemsProgramming

Hermes Agents are so cool. They learn, remember, and talk to you from your chat app of choice--Discord, Slack, Signal, and more! Deploy your next Hermes Agent on Fly.io – check it out: github.com/fly-apps/herme…

👩‍💻 A new tool for making Android apps is here: Android CLI! It's the primary interface for Android development from the terminal and is designed to make your agents more efficient, effective, & capable of following the latest development best practices!