Supabase open-sources its entire stack, rebuilt by parallel Claude agents
A widely used backend platform publishing a version its founder's coding agents reconstructed is a striking marker for how AI is reshaping how software gets built.
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A widely used backend platform publishing a version its founder's coding agents reconstructed is a striking marker for how AI is reshaping how software gets built.
The startup's new release swaps the standard text-generation architecture for a diffusion approach, promising much faster output at the same price.
As major banks shut out bot purchases, agent builders showing working end-runs set up a fight over who controls agent access to online services.
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The reported internal discussion pairs ambitious safety ideas with a hard reality: coordinating with rivals is difficult while everyone races toward an IPO.
A growing company fund versus direct share giveaways sketch two competing answers to how AI-era wealth gets distributed.
The disclosure, dating back to the Series A, shows how deeply established tech leadership is wired into the top AI labs.
A roughly twentyfold jump in a single year signals AI moving from pilots into core government work across intelligence and operations.
Decades-old systems still run banks and governments, so models that can safely migrate them unlock a large, entrenched software market.
Pairing network resilience with proof-of-human verification signals that identity and bot defense are becoming core internet infrastructure.
Support for much bigger documents and video, plus pre-filled forms, pushes the assistant deeper into real document-heavy workflows.
The launch pushes AI agents deeper into everyday document and project work, competing on quality versus cost for office tasks.
Cognition's agent matched the benchmark's top score while undercutting its closest rival on price, tightening the race in coding agents.
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