Kevin Aubrée

FEATURE

Claude Code now has its own browser. Handy, yes. Reassuring, no.

No more pasting API docs into the prompt: the agent opens the page itself, clicks, fills out a form. Except the page it visits can also talk back to it. And nobody's talking about that enough.

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Claude Code now has its own browser. Handy, yes. Reassuring, no.

Claude Code now has its own browser. Handy, yes. Reassuring, no.

No more pasting API docs into the prompt: the agent opens the page itself, clicks, fills out a form. Except the page it visits can also talk back to it. And nobody's talking about that enough.

Cursor Teams now has two fuel gauges. Good luck driving that.

Cursor Teams now has two fuel gauges. Good luck driving that.

Cursor announces more included usage for its Teams plan and a new Premium seat at 120 dollars. Except now you have to watch two separate usage pools instead of one. The simplicity of the flat plan just took another hit.

Your coding agent trusts metadata. That's the problem.

Your coding agent trusts metadata. That's the problem.

A new attack disguises malicious content as trusted metadata and takes down Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI. A review of 78 studies confirms it: current defenses aren't keeping up. What this actually changes in your workflow.

MCP just lost its indie-hacker status: IT security got the keys back

MCP just lost its indie-hacker status: IT security got the keys back

Every dev with their own token buried in a config file, convenient and completely out of control. The EMA extension pulls MCP back into IT compliance. What it fixes, what it complicates, and why the solo dev doesn't gain much from it.

Mistral is back with a "fat but sparse" MoE: the sovereignty bet with no proof attached

Mistral is back with a "fat but sparse" MoE: the sovereignty bet with no proof attached

Arthur Mensch announces a massive new open-weight model, in restricted early access since July. No public benchmarks, no announced license. Just a promise to catch up with the frontier, made in Europe.

Proxmox VE in 2026: why everyone's talking about it again, and how to install it without screwing it up

Proxmox VE in 2026: why everyone's talking about it again, and how to install it without screwing it up

The Broadcom email that blew up VMware bills put Proxmox back on everyone's lips. Version 9.2, free license, install from A to Z: the full tutorial to build your own hypervisor without losing a weekend.

DeepSeek-V4 lands mid-July: 1M context, prices in freefall, and I'm still keeping a foot on the brake

DeepSeek-V4 lands mid-July: 1M context, prices in freefall, and I'm still keeping a foot on the brake

1.6 trillion parameters, a context window announced at 1M tokens, prices that make your head spin. Except open-weight doesn't mean open-bar, and an announced context isn't a context you can actually use.

Fable 5: suspended, restored, given away free for ten days, then pulled back. Welcome to the era of the volatile model

Fable 5: suspended, restored, given away free for ten days, then pulled back. Welcome to the era of the volatile model

Anthropic cut off Fable 5 under an export control order, brought it back, gave it away free on Pro/Max/Team for ten days, then locked it back to API-only. What this yo-yo really tells developers building on top of it.

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Open Source

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The stack

Backend

PHP 8.3+Symfony 7Laravel 12API Platform 4Python

Frontend

TypeScriptNext.js 16React 19Vue 3Tailwind CSS 4

Infra & Tools

DockerPostgreSQLTurborepoGitHub ActionsVercel

AI & Craft

Claude CodeMCP ServersCursorHexagonal Architecture
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By the numbers

10+

years of XP

50+

GitHub repos

198+

OSS stars