Bypass permissions can do dangerous things occasionally, like delete important files. The model is not perfectly aligned yet, which means it can do dangerous things occasionally. Auto mode is a much safer way to get more autonomy with much lower risk
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Spec Kit Improves AI Agent Code Generation with Structured Specs
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GitHub just fixed the biggest problem with vibe coding.
— AlphaSignal AI (@AlphaSignalAI) 24 mai 2026
Most agents fail the same way. You give a vague prompt and hope they don't break the project.
Spec Kit works differently.
It forces the AI to write a structured specification BEFORE touching any code.
The agent reads… pic.twitter.com/BEkW8p8Nb0GitHub just fixed the biggest problem with vibe coding. Most agents fail the same way. You give a vague prompt and hope they don't break the project. Spec Kit works differently. It forces the AI to write a structured specification BEFORE touching any code. The agent reads
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Startup wants you to pay for AI versions of human experts
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This Startup Wants You to Pay Up to Talk With #AI Versions of Human Experts
by @StevenLevy @WIRED Learn more: https://
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SenseNova-U1 unifies understanding and generation as one process
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What if understanding and generation were the same process? SenseNova introduces SenseNova-U1 — a native unified model that treats seeing and creating as a single process. It matches top understanding-only VLMs in text, vision-language perception, reasoning, agents, and
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AI Agents as Platform Infrastructure and Service Layer
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Agent is a platform could become a real thing. You will pay for your agent, then use that inference to access other services (e.g. shopping, finance, legal). You incentives are aligned (if its important, I want to spend a lot) and 3rd parties don't need to build their own agents
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Identifying Workflows for AI Skills and Subagents
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Copy and paste this into your codex: “Look through my recent Codex sessions and identify repeated workflows or repeated asks. For anything I keep doing manually, suggest:
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Instruct codex to maintain a scratch-log for tracking refactor decisions
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Tell codex to maintain a scratch-log while it works on bigger refactors with decisions it had to make, tradeoffs, review fixes, so later on you can read through which tradeoffs the agent made, what you forgot to specify etc.
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Refactoring subagents with autoreview running for 5 hours fixing issues
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I'm refactoring an older part of the codebase (subagents) that touches a lot of code, and autoreview is running for 5h already and fixing tons of issues. https://
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