Product Hunt Thiago Grião
Clippo launched as a Windows app that lets you orchestrate AI agent teams on an infinite visual canvas instead of using terminal tabs. It provides parallel coding by linking nodes and positions on an infinite canvas, with zero cloud and no logins. As a result, developers can manage multiple AI coding agents visually and run them on device to reduce token use.
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8 October 2026
AI’s attention today kept snapping back to the same uncomfortable question: when models spread—especially open weights—how do you keep them honest, safe, and accountable? Researchers accused OpenAI and Anthropic of using ChatGPT/Codex and Claude interactions to reproduce unpublished work, while separate scrutiny grew around open-weight cyber capability. Analyses of GLM-5.3’s ExploitBench performance put it at 12% success versus Claude Mythos at 14% at comparable token counts, and the cost curve kept sliding: $20.40 of GLM-5.3-Flash tokens could find a recently disclosed Chrome flaw. Xiaomi’s new MiMo-V2.6-Pro-RL and Flash variants, meanwhile, report strong CyberBench results and even lower token costs, making “just generate another payload” less theoretical.
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