Anthropic spent its biggest developer day of the year showing what a managed coding harness looks like at full scale.

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Anthropic is expanding Claude’s reach across Microsoft 365, adding Outlook support while bringing Word, Excel, and PowerPoint integrations into general

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I still remember the first time we lost sleep over something that wasn’t a bug. It was a Tuesday. Grafana

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Bug bounty programs have been a cornerstone of cybersecurity for years, serving as conduits for hackers and security researchers to

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As AI agents take over more application logic, such as reading files, fetching web pages, and processing queue messages, the

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In 2011, Marc Andreessen famously observed that software was eating the world, anticipating that every industry would be reshaped or

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With careful governance and validation, AI agents are increasingly gaining adoption for specific enterprise functions, according to speakers at the

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I’m Matt Burns, Chief Content Officer at Insight Media Group. Each week, I round up the most important AI developments,

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AI companies have been hell-bent on creating coding agents that use computers like humans: Clicking buttons, scrolling through pages, and

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Cursor, the AI-powered code editor, released last Wednesday a dedicated SDK that lets developers build agents using the same runtime,

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Startups in the AI world gathered at the AI Agent Conference this week in New York are scrambling to carve

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AI coding companies clearly agree that autonomous agents are becoming central to software development, but how those systems should operate

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Anthropic and SpaceX this week entered a new partnership, giving Anthropic access to the compute capacity of the space company’s

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Kubernetes is complicated; everybody knows it. Logically enough, Kubernetes deployed as a cluster of collected and coalesced instances at “fleet

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We’ve all dreamed at one point or another about having safety guards on everything we do — such as keeping

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OpenAI is launching three new speech-focused models today: GPT-Realtime-2, its first voice model with what the company calls “GPT-5-class reasoning,”

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Keeping observability data locked behind the SRE job function is a mistake. Today’s leading companies are making operational data available

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Late last month, OpenAI shipped a new product they dubbed “Codex for (almost) everything.” Its goal was to shift Codex from a

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Security has emerged as one of the core stumbling blocks in the AI coding space: Companies are racing to connect

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Roughly 37% of multi-agent system failures aren’t reasoning failures — they’re state failures. Agents working from inconsistent views of what’s

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A nervous junior developer comes to work feeling neglected and spends time playing ping-pong rather than asking a senior developer

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Who gave agents root access? On April 25, 2026, a Cursor AI coding agent deleted the entire production database of

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For this episode of The New Stack Makers, we speak with Matthew O’Riordan, CEO and co-founder of Ably. Ably’s platform

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In April, Anthropic launched the public beta of Managed Agents, its platform for running AI agents on its infrastructure. On Wednesday,

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ServiceNow built its reputation on automating business workflows, but today, the company calls itself “the AI control tower for business

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Atlassian wants the autonomous, long-running agents that developers use in tools like Claude Code to work for everyone else. At

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Kubernetes shipped a long-awaited security feature last week: user namespace support for pods.  It may sound like an obscure feature

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Pinecone just declared the RAG era over. Pinecone built the vector database category. It defined RAG as the standard pattern

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Performance issues are familiar territory for PHP teams. Slow endpoints, uneven response times, and rising infrastructure costs show up in

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At NetEase Games, we learned a hard lesson about large language model (LLM) inference in production: elastic compute is only

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