And do you have your agents checking the feed at https://
alignednews.com/ai (see JSON feed at bottom).
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Checking AI News Feed with Agents
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Software development with unlimited tokens and 100 codex in cloud
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People freaking out over my AI spend. What nobody sees: Part of what excites me so much about working on OpenClaw is that I'm trying to answer the question: How would we build software in the future if tokens don't matter? We constant run ~100 codex in the cloud, reviewing
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Leveraging AI Agents and X Lists for Information Gathering
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The only way to beat it is to use X Pro and lists like I do: https://
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AI Agents Learn and Improve Daily, Aggregating AI News
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Using AI to troubleshoot and fix printer hardware issues
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Codex literally debugged and fixed the printer! The printer wasn't working via the normal PDF to print route, ask codex to iterate and gave it feedback if it worked or not in 3 turns we had fixed the biggest problem of our generation. Scores a resounding 100% on PrinterBench!
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Running AI Agents with Codex and MagicPath for Browser Interaction
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Btw, you can run any agents, Codex is the nicest, of course, because of the native browser. You can read more about how to use external agents in MagicPath here.
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MagicPath Native Canvas in Codex for Designing Functional Apps
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You can now run MagicPath as a native canvas inside Codex to design and build functional apps.
— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) 15 mai 2026
It's pretty incredible.
Here's how to do it 👇 pic.twitter.com/3dVKxq7pGeYou can now run MagicPath as a native canvas inside Codex to design and build functional apps. It's pretty incredible. Here's how to do it
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Codex generalizes problems, limiting non-coding work unnecessarily
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Another aspect of this is that Codex, like a good programmer, wants to generalize problems. It has a tendency to write a repeatable code base that generates the required output. But for a lot of non-coding work, this is unnecessary and often limiting, since it anchors the work.
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Runway’s Agent mode builds complex stories from short text
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Fine, you all want to code like this I guess.
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) 15 mai 2026
(Runway's new Agent mode is quite impressive, doing fairly complex story building from just a short text description of what you want. Not error free obviously, but this was pretty great for a one-shot attempt) https://t.co/vPNUwJI0gA pic.twitter.com/dO8lwbpgjKFine, you all want to code like this I guess. (Runway's new Agent mode is quite impressive, doing fairly complex story building from just a short text description of what you want. Not error free obviously, but this was pretty great for a one-shot attempt)
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Challenges in building agent-as-a-service platforms on OpenClaw
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our full deep-dive on trying to launch an agent-as-a-service platform built on openclaw! my two bigs ones: 1. OpenClaw is awesome but it's EXTREMELY hard to build on it as a platform. it moves super fast, there are tons of regressions, it's not great to be the layer in between