8 articles about developer tools
Cursor ships Projects — persistent project-scoped workspaces for agents, conversations, and context — plus the ability to run cloud agents on machines you manage.
OpenAI launches the Agents API, giving developers native primitives — models, tools, and state management — to build autonomous agents without stitching together separate systems.
Anthropic released a major update to the Model Context Protocol, moving to a stateless architecture. The change aims to simplify AI agent development but requires significant rewrites of existing integrations.
Part 2 of Hugging Face's PyTorch profiling series shows how to read torch.profiler traces from nn.Linear through compiled and hand-tuned MLP kernels, and what fuse decisions actually improve.
Hugging Face published a guide showing how to route GitHub Actions CI jobs onto its serverless Jobs platform, cutting Trackio CPU CI time by about 30 percent and adding GPU tests.
Hugging Face rebuilt the hf CLI so the same commands serve humans and coding agents, cutting token use up to 6x on multi-step Hub tasks and trimming agent tool calls by roughly 30 percent.
Railway, the San Francisco cloud platform that amassed two million developers without marketing, raised a $100 million Series B led by TQ Ventures to fund its sub-second AI-native deployments and own data centers.
Block's open-source AI agent Goose matches much of Claude Code's functionality for free, running local models via Ollama as developers revolt against Anthropic's rate limits.