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Multi-tenancy has moved in one direction for 60 years: the tenant keeps getting smaller. Mainframe time-sharing carved a single machine The post Per-developer environments were the goal. Agents moved the goalposts. appeared first on The New Stack .
Z.ai released GLM-5.3 on Friday, a coding and agent model built from the same base model as GLM-5.2. Developers can The post GLM-5.3 didn’t change the base model — where did its coding gains come from? appeared first on The New Stack .
DeepSeek on Thursday open sourced the DeepSeek Harness, a new agent runtime for developers. The Node.js-based harness is now available The post DeepSeek open sources an agent harness where everything is a plugin appeared first on The New Stack .
Every token has a price. The problem is that most AI systems don’t reveal the bill until they reach production. The post Why your AI pipeline costs 10x more after the demo appeared first on The New Stack .
AI code review specialist CodeRabbit announced its Agentic Change Management control layer on Wednesday. The service is intended to help The post “Issue tracking is dead”; How the pull request became the last chokepoint in the SDLC bottleneck appeared first on The New Stack .
AI data centers in space sound great, but practically speaking, they may be next to impossible. For tech bros, it The post Why space is actually a terrible place to cool a data center appeared first on The New Stack .
Originally designed to make software predictable for humans, Google Go is now positioning itself as a language tailored for machine The post Code that passes every test can still break the next AI agent that touches it appeared first on The New Stack .
During AI DevCon in London this summer, Lamis Mukta, member of technical staff at Anthropic, hosted a stage presentation session The post Anthropic gave agents the ability to dream. Then developers woke up. appeared first on The New Stack .
Autonomous coding agents ignore contribution rules in open source communities, finds a new study from researchers at Peking University. That’s The post Coding agents ignore open source contribution guidelines, researchers find. appeared first on The New Stack .
Manus is becoming an independent company again after Chinese regulators ordered Meta to unwind its roughly $2 billion acquisition of The post Your AI agent remembers everything. Here’s what happens when its owner changes. appeared first on The New Stack .
When the conversation turns to AI infrastructure, it almost always lands on GPUs and TPUs. The New Stack sat down The post Why CPUs still matter in the age of AI agents appeared first on The New Stack .
When the conversation turns to AI infrastructure, it almost always lands on GPUs and TPUs. The New Stack sat down The post Why CPUs still matter in the age of AI agents appeared first on The New Stack .
Databricks on Tuesday announced that it’s acquiring Electric, the startup behind the WASM-based Postgres project PGlite and the Electric sync engine, as The post Databricks acquires Electric to give every AI agent its own Postgres database appeared first on The New Stack .
OpenAI on Monday released GPT-5.6 Cyber, a model trained for security work that general-purpose models routinely block. It’s now available The post OpenAI built a model it doesn’t want most people to use appeared first on The New Stack .
Meta released Muse Glimmer on Monday, a 30-billion-parameter open-weight model designed to run agentic workflows on local hardware. It’s available The post Meta’s Muse Glimmer fits on a laptop appeared first on The New Stack .
Meta released Muse Code on August 5, its first AI coding agent, built on the new Muse Spark 1.2 model. The post Meta Muse Code vs. Fable 5: Meta Muse is cheaper, but at what cost? appeared first on The New Stack .
I recently argued with a software factory provider, whose position was that coding agents cannot be evaluated. Their reasoning was The post Coding agents can be evaluated. We just have to evaluate the work. appeared first on The New Stack .
OpenAI, AWS, Cursor, GitHub and Microsoft have backed Agent Plugins 1.0.0, a portable package format for reusable components that extends The post Five AI rivals just backed a shared plugin standard. Here’s why it matters for developers. appeared first on The New Stack .
In the early days of Claude Code, it felt like you either had to approve everything the coding agent did The post Auto Mode will soon be the default in Claude Code — because humans can’t be trusted appeared first on The New Stack .
Meta this week announced Muse Code, its first coding agent designed to tackle complex software engineering tasks, like planning changes, The post Meta’s new coding agent is cheap (but it’ll cost you your data). appeared first on The New Stack .
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