Doneit launched version 3.2 with an updated Doneit Assist, adding photo attachments for task planning and new help features for turning notes into tasks. It is the company’s 8th launch, and the update is launching today. Task creation now includes subtasks, suggested reminders/attributes, brief task-list summaries, key-task highlights, and upcoming-task previews.
The Minimalist Entrepreneur is being released today as 10 open-source Claude Code skills that you can install to run slash commands like validate-idea, mvp, pricing, and minimalist-review for business planning.
It is free and MIT-licensed on GitHub.
Using the plugin changes the workflow by turning the book’s prompts into directly runnable command actions inside Claude Code.
nftechie published a GitHub repository for a frozen-language-model setup using the MaleCNS v1.0 fly connectome and a separately trainable readout adapter. It retains 166,700 nodes and 25,582,938 directed connections while the adapter has 278,528 parameters and the adapter-only training updates next-token scoring. The project changes usage by enabling fully local training and chat via provided Python scripts (no API key or hosted inference) and saving outputs to runs directories without overwriting completed runs.
Narrative launched an AI-first video editor that lets users describe edits in chat and refine them through additional prompts. The product launched today. As a result, video editing and custom motion-graphics work move from learning Premiere or After Effects toward a chat-based workflow with automatic rendering and storage.
Marqly launched Marqly 6.0, adding an AI Assistant and an AI Organizer that work with users’ saved bookmarks and content. The update adds MCP support to move saved research into Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor. Marqly also groups articles, highlights, videos, and AI chats together and makes the features available on the web, in the browser, and on iOS (with Android coming soon).
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