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Sunday, 4 May 2025

Building News Agents for Daily News Recaps with MCP, Q, and tmux

Eugene Yan 1 year ago

An engineer built news-agents, a system using Amazon Q CLI and Model Context Protocol (MCP) to automatically generate daily news recaps by distributing feeds across multiple AI agents running in parallel. The system processes 6 news feeds (Hacker News, WSJ Tech, WSJ Markets, TechCrunch, AI News, Wired) across 3 sub-agents that each generate summaries, with a main agent combining results into a final report. The May 4, 2025 summary identified 124 total items across 42 categories, with AI/Machine Learning representing 25% of coverage, demonstrating how multi-agent architectures can coordinate to process information at scale.

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The fractures in AI's operational facade are widening. Black Forest Labs released FLUX 3, a unified multimodal model claiming parity with Gemini Omni and Grok Imagine across video, audio, image generation and robot control—but the day's dominant story wasn't what the model could do, it was what AI-generated code cannot sustain. A mounting body of evidence shows that fully autonomous software factories collapse under their own weight. A company that attempted lights-off development in July 2025 suffered severe outages within months; the Faros AI report found pull-request quality deteriorated significantly since January, with incidents and bugs per developer climbing as teams adopted AI coding tools. The pattern is clear: models excel at benchmarks and velocity but degrade codebase architecture without continuous human steering. Some engineers are now embracing "ramble sessions"—speaking rather than typing prompts to AI assistants—to preserve reasoning and constraint-negotiation that typed lists flatten away. Others are pivoting to formal verification and deterministic testing as the volume of untested code overwhelms traditional review.

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Sunday, 4 May 2025

Building News Agents for Daily News Recaps with MCP, Q, and tmux

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