In a Latent Space episode, Alex Lieberman and CJ Hess of Tenex discuss building software with agents for large enterprises. Topics include outcome-based pricing and the last mile of enterprise AI adoption.
Version 1.29 of the open-source OpenHands coding agent expands agent profiles: each one can now select skills from the server catalog, set its own model router, and adjust its condenser and verification settings. The release also shows full organization names in the backend selector and lets users dismiss recommended automations from the home screen.
Cloudflare is backing a Rust port, written with AI coding agents, aimed at letting those agents check their own work without exhausting computing resources. The company insists the effort is not a fork of TypeScript.
SiliconANGLE previews monday.com's Elevate conference, where a central theme is AI agents moving from assisting employees to carrying out business processes. The shift raises questions about app development, productivity and governance on work-management platforms.
Simon Willison has built Battle Drones, a real-time strategy game in the style of Command & Conquer, by prompting Claude. Nearby devices can play together by syncing game state over audio, and he says this is the first of his vibe-coded experiments that is genuinely fun.
Dell says it has run fully autonomous agents inside its own operations for nearly two years. The company argues that enterprises adopting agents need a new operating model that reorganizes people and processes, not just new tools.