The New Stack
The New Stack is an AI news publication covering developments in AI-driven software development, enterprise AI agents, and platform architecture. Recent coverage focuses on governance challenges with AI-generated code and autonomous agents, including security safeguards, permission boundaries, verification systems, and evolving developer roles as AI systems handle more autonomous execution.
Updated 3 August 2026
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Forget humans “in” the loop. Harness engineering puts humans “on” the loop.
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AI-generated software is forcing yet another platform rethink
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Why linting alone can’t govern agentic development
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When do AI agents need permission boundaries?
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“The beast needs a cage”: Why PortSwigger’s agentic pentesting is kept safe behind bars
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Shipping code without human verification
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Mate Security bets a context-first AI architecture can reinvent the SOC as it lands $35M Series A
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July 2026
Tines launches AI-powered code generation platform, shifts from no-code automation model Product launch
AI models rapidly discovering open source vulnerabilities faster than maintainers can patch them, forcing security approach rethinks Security issue
Model Context Protocol releases stateless 2.0 specification removing session requirements Feature update
Dynatrace announces Autonomous SRE Agent and Agent Builder for incident management Product launch
Disconnect between AI hype and practical implementation impact in enterprise organizations Other
Moonshot AI releases Kimi K3, a 2.8 trillion parameter open-weight model achieving frontier-class performance Open source release
Enterprise AI agent deployments face evaluation, context, and security gaps despite rapid production adoption Research publication
- Forget humans “in” the loop. Harness engineering puts humans “on” the loop.
- Why your company should (try to) build its own AI SRE
- AI-generated software is forcing yet another platform rethink
- Why linting alone can’t govern agentic development
- When do AI agents need permission boundaries?
- “The beast needs a cage”: Why PortSwigger’s agentic pentesting is kept safe behind bars
- Shipping code without human verification
- Mate Security bets a context-first AI architecture can reinvent the SOC as it lands $35M Series A
- “There is a sell-by date on low-code, no-code”: What Tines thinks comes next
- “Developers see this as the future”: Pilot Protocol launches to power the agent economy
- MCP’s biggest update removes the machinery many servers were built around
- 5 ways SRE AI agents are set to augment human capabilities
- Stop correcting AI code. Build the system agents need.
- Test data wait times are slowing AI adoption more than code ever did
- How regulated organizations can increase AI code velocity safely
- Moonshot launched Kimi K3. Then demand shut down subscriptions in 48 hours.
- Single-pass AI code isn’t dead, but “high-reasoning” is the next frontier
- Is retrieval engineering becoming AI’s next bottleneck?
- In a world of AI agents, where do we fit in?
- The bottleneck for AI agents isn’t the model anymore. It’s the context layer.
- Why every AI agent decision needs a receipt
- Why smarter AI caching sometimes makes everything slower
- The MCP debate has a context problem
- What an ex-NSA red teamer wants every SOC to stop doing
- Where AI saves me time and where it slows me down