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Does anyone find AI code review useful?
I’m genuinely trying to understand the point of AI code review.Once an LLM generated change gets into a few hundreds or thousands of lines, a human reviewer can barely read the whole thing in any meaningful way. And even if they can, why should they spend their time reviewing thousands of lines generated by someone else’s AI?If the code is going to be reviewed by another AI anyway, why doesn’t the developer opening the PR just run one more iteration before submitting it?Is the assumption that af
Show HN: Stunt – a stunt double for the APIs you integrate (95 adapters)
Hi, I'm the author. Quick tour before the comments do it for me.StuntAPI, `stunt` for CLI friends, runs local, stateful stand-ins for the public APIs your code talks to. `brew install --cask stuntapi/tap/stunt`, then `stunt demo` — you get a Stripe-style sim on a local port, and the curl it prints actually means it:create a charge, list it back (the charge is there — state persists across requests and restarts), capture it, and watch the signed webhook fire at a local sink. All sy
OpenAI Astra ChatGPT 6 Reportedly Uses Multi-Agent Task Delegation
OpenAI Astra might launch soon with multi-agent capabilities. Rumors suggest the next-generation model will delegate tasks to sub-models like Luna.
Amid hardware legal battle, OpenAI releases a $230 keyboard for Codex
OpenAI is officially entering the hardware market with the launch of a $230 light-up keyboard designed to pair with its AI coding assistant, Codex. The Codex Micro, co-designed with specialty keyboard ...
OpenAI's new $230 mini keyboard is for Codex power users
OpenAI launched Codex Micro, a shortcut keyboard for users of its AI coding product. It was engineered by Work Louder and priced at $230.
Show HN: BRep Geometric CAD Kernel and Parametric Code CAD
I'm pretty excited to show off something I've been working on for the past few months. A free, open-source geometric kernel that allows humans/LLMs to write code (in this case, a DSL called Firmament) and generate 3D models of CAD parts, to finally provide an alternative to OpenCascade.To get some questions out of the way. - Full STEP import/export support for AP242, AP203 and AP214 are still experimental at the time, but everything produced by Aetheris should open in any CAD
Show HN: Building a full agentic harness around a 4B model is hard
Around 3 months ago, we were thinking why none of the iPhone apps running an LLM are built as a full harness (as in inference + agentic loop + context management + tools + MCP servers and etc.). It became more interesting when we noticed even the new Siri is not fully on device (and not available in EU for that matter).Having built a few agentic products around a custom harness in the past, we thought this shouldn't be that hard. well, we underestimated how "dumb" a 4B model can b
Anthropic Just Gave This Bitcoin Miner a Contract Bigger Than the Whole Company
Anthropic signed a deal with a neocloud that is worth more than the neocloud itself, and the stock remains depressed.
Anthropic prepares supervoting power for founders ahead of IPO, the Information reports
Aug 18 (Reuters) - Anthropic has been preparing to give CEO Dario Amodei and other co-founders a class of stock with extra voting power to help insulate them from external shareholder pressure, the ...
Round Hill Music Sues Suno, Anthropic in $1 Billion Lawsuit
The independent music publisher Round Hill Music sued Suno and Anthropic, accusing the two AI companies in a federal court in ...
A Court Called AI Training Legal. Anthropic Still Paid $1.5 Billion
A judge ruled training AI on books was fair use. Anthropic paid a record $1.5 billion anyway, for how it got them. What that ...
Anthropic Revenue Explodes Past $11.5 Billion. Its Blockbuster IPO Is Now Coming Into Focus.
Anthropic's revenue reportedly soared more than 14-fold in the second quarter, giving the Claude maker fresh momentum as it ...
Show HN: Turn casual photos into professional headshots with AI
A while back I needed an ID photo for something urgent. The only way to get one was to find a photo studio, book a time, and wait around for it to be printed, and just one set cost about $13 (converted from my local currency). With how far AI has come, I felt like this should be easier and cheaper by now.So, I built Portraify. It turns 1–3 casual photos into professional headshots, and also does US passport photos and 1-inch / 2-inch ID photos.The thing I cared most about was likeness. A he
Show HN: Claw-coder- the first autonomous local first coding agent
Hello everyone , my name is Gabriel Blessed and I have been working in claw-coder for 6 months but I have wanted real user feedback on claw-coder, claw-coder is a local autonomous coding agent that lives in your terminal and I have built it specifically to solve the privacy and security problem, and also bridging the gap between local first and autonomous coding agent perfectly compared to existing product. Claw-coder has access to very powerful tools and uses them really well to solve complex p
Show HN: There are many factories, but this one's *yours
# There are many factories, but this one's yoursAll coding harnesses and code factories have a few major flaws: 1. You don't get to pick the workflow - someone else decides the workflow for you 2. It's often unclear when the human is needed - is the agent done, or do you need to verify? 3. You're limited to prose and all it's downsides - nested logic and complex compesition is pretty much out of the question 4. We end up relying heavily on agents calling mcp's or cl
OpenAI Launches Computer History for ChatGPT and Codex on Mac
OpenAI’s Computer History turns Mac activity into searchable memories. See how it works, who can use it, and the privacy and security risks.
Show HN: Schemagic – visual JSON Schema editor
Working with business operations, I’ve found that maintaining data contracts between developers and business teams is hard. As developers, we have a lot of tools: OpenAPI, JSON Schema, validation libraries for our programming languages, and git to keep everything in. I think JSON Schema is the most universal option, but it’s still hard for non-technical people to read and edit. Schemagic is my attempt to create a place where technical and non-technical people can work together and share data con
Ask HN: Can you still tell AI-generated text apart in your own language?
I'm Japanese, and I can still usually spot AI-generated Japanese by its word choice. Some words, like 実務 (practical work) and 帳簿 (a ledger), turn up far more often than they should. Casual ones like 効く (to work well, to be effective) and 刺さる (to pierce > to resonate, to hit home) get used where another word would normally be the first choice. They're the Japanese equivalent of "delve."I'm not a native English speaker, but my impression is that AI-generated English has
OpenAI previews GPT-5.6 Sol Ultrafast mode at up to 14X speed
OpenAI previews GPT-5.6 Sol Ultrafast, reaching up to 750 tokens per second and 14X faster processing through Cerebras.
