Foley launched a voice to-do list that turns spoken requests into tasks with project, date, and reminders, and updates them when plans change. It launched today with a desktop app that’s free and doesn’t require an account. Foley now lets tasks be captured from an Apple Watch and planned across iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, and the web, using either the user’s OpenRouter key or Foley Pro for syncing.
Coding agents massively increased CI job volume and test writing, exposing CI as a bottleneck and leading teams to speed up pipelines with techniques like test impact analysis. The September posts cite Anthropic’s CI job volume growing 25x in six months and Linear’s test suite nearly quadrupling since January. The proposed result is shifting verification earlier and into agents’ loops so changes are tested against the full system (with governed, multiplexed sandboxes) rather than only the repository, making CI a confirmation step instead of the first cross-service failure detector.
“The Sentient World” launches an island where AI characters live continuously with no human playing or writing their lines. Each character day lasts 24 of our minutes, and the app is promoted with a free test and 20,000 credits. You can’t talk to the characters and can only watch their public, request-based interactions as the world sometimes provides answers.
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