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Simon Willison’s Weblog 1 week ago 41
Geoffrey Huntley describes using a pre-commit hook to detect when coding agents make direct calls to observability modules that bypass his diagnostics library. The hook fails the commit and injects an instruction prompt on the spot—so the agent must switch to the diagnostics library. This approach is meant to prevent configuration drift and improve the setup’s consistency over time.
The Verge 1 week ago 45 ● 3 sources
Google’s AI Studio now lets users launch their vibe-coded personal Android apps directly through the Play Store without connecting a phone to a computer. The new feature was announced in the US on Tuesday. This changes app installation and launch by moving it into Play Store while Google keeps the apps secure, private, and separate from the public catalog.
The New Stack 1 week ago 24 ● 3 sources
SpaceXAI launched “The X Subscription” that bundles X Premium, Grok, Grok Bot, and Cursor under one set of five tiers. The plan ranges from free to $200 per month, with the entry paid tier starting at $8 and third-party model usage on Cursor no longer included. Developers using non-Grok models such as Claude or GPT now pay standard API rates via prepaid credits starting from their first request, while existing Cursor plans can stay in place temporarily.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 3
Exodus is launched to help move applications to Google Cloud Run using a coding agent that checks an app locally, compares current vs Cloud Run costs, and proposes required changes. It includes 50+ playbooks and can make the migration task-by-task or design a new Cloud Run app. As a result, developers can upgrade apps to Cloud Run with an agent-guided workflow rather than doing the migration manually.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 9
EditUI launches as a Chrome extension that lets you open your real app in Chrome, click UI elements, and leave instructions for a coding agent to apply changes. The tool is free and open source. It changes the workflow by batching multiple UI edit instructions and sending them together to Claude Code, without repo setup, signup, or a backend.
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21 October 2026
Blacksmith just crossed a line that’s become its own kind of benchmark: the AI code-testing startup raised a $66 million Series C to hit a $1 billion valuation, betting that the next productivity wave depends less on writing code and more on proving it works. Its pitch will sound familiar in a world where “agentic” usually means more autonomy; here it means validation capacity—scaling compute, growing headcount from ~40 to ~75 by year-end, and tightening the feedback loop between generated changes and tests.
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