An alternate path for Staff+ engineers that optimizes for systems over spotlights and stewardship over fungibility.
Lalit Maganti
For eight years, I’ve wanted a high-quality set of devtools for working with SQLite. Given how important SQLite is to the industry1, I’ve long been puzzled that no one has invested in building a …
Magpai: A bird's-eye view of your business, powered by an AI brain.
Unify your tools and context, surface insights and risks, automate next steps, and keep everyone in sync. Zero technical expertise required...
Instadapp
Building a suite of tools to leverage the full potential of DeFi and bring it to the masses
Agents enter distribution - Sensemaker
Google I/O turned agents into a distribution story: Search, Gmail, Workspace, Android, Chrome, and developer tooling. METR's new report shows why capability is not the same thing as reliable autonomy.
The Regenerative Grain - The Phoenix Architecture
In 2014 I gave a talk called Tiny (keep things small enough to understand) In 2026, small means something different. Small means safe to delete. New in the Phoenix Architecture series: The Regenerative GrainI
We're releasing Terminal-Bench-Science: a benchmark for evaluating AI agents on research workflows across scientific domains. 🚀 An ongoing community effort out of Stanford University & Laude… | Steven Dillmann | 13 comments
We're releasing Terminal-Bench-Science: a benchmark for evaluating AI agents on research workflows across scientific domains. 🚀 An ongoing community effort out of Stanford University & Laude Institute, built by the team behind Terminal-Bench together with scientific domain experts at research institutions worldwide. 🧪 ⚛️ 🌍 ➕ ⚙️ Terminal-Bench-Science 0.1 has 70 tasks across the life, physical, earth, mathematical, and engineering sciences. Each one is contributed by a researcher porting their own workflows into challenging agentic tasks, on problems they actually care about. 🧠 Anthropic's Opus 5 dominates most scientific domains with an overall pass rate of ~30%, except the mathematical sciences, where Fable 5 and OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol take the lead. SpaceXAI's Grok 4.6 is one of the best models for engineering tasks, Z.ai's GLM 5.3 is the best open model, and Kimi (Moonshot AI)'s Kimi K3 is the only model beyond Opus 5 that lands on both cost and token efficiency Pareto frontiers. 🏆 All leaderboard results are live here: https://lnkd.in/gYh99UfU 💻 You can find all tasks on our Github: https://lnkd.in/gejKmXpj Special thanks to our amazing reviewer team Allen Hart, Ivan Bercovich, Joe Janssen, Jiaming H., Steffen Bollmann, Sergey Aganezov, Ben Blaiszik, Karl Krauth, Aaron Feller, Ben Blaiszik, Yiqi Liu, Han Hou, Robert Joseph G., Robert Zhang; our AI research advisors Ryan Marten, Alex Shaw, Lin Shi, Ben Feuer, Mike Merrill, Gian Segato, Jenia Jitsev, Bodhisattwa Majumder, Peter Clark, Thomas Wolf, Braden Hancock, Andy Konwinski, Alex Dimakis; and especially to our co-leads Sanmi Koyejo and Ludwig Schmidt. | 13 comments on LinkedIn
SF: A Birds of a Feather on Agentic Engineering
I'm Jesse. I make stuff. Software, hardware. Very occasionally, trouble.
Everything is ugly, so go build something that isn't — Raiza Martin, Huxe (ex NotebookLM)
Designing for IndiaFOSS 2026
Collection of experiences, observations, and learnings from managing and contributing to the design of IndiaFOSS 2026.
Our mission - Future of Life Institute
FLI steers transformative technology away from large-scale risks. Read more about the Future of Life Institute's Mission, principles and initiatives.
First impressions: Delta - Cameron's writing
A look at Zed's new agent development tool.
Geoffrey Litt
Welcome! I work on malleable software: computing environments where anyone can adapt their software to meet their needs with minimal friction. To see what that means to me, read this essay or listen to this interview.
Malleable Software in the Age of AI - Geoffrey Litt
Tools & Projects | Future Cities Institute
fciprojects.ca is the home of FCI's working tools and projects: built alongside municipalities, grounded in economic reality and free to adopt.
