Here are all the instructions on how you can use external agents in MagicPath with Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, etc.
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MagicPath: A Visual Canvas for AI-Powered Interface Design and App Production
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Composer 2.5 Fast, it's almost instant how you can see in the video! Definitely great to explore quickly. MagicPath gives Cursor a visual canvas where you can design interfaces, use product context, collaborate with humans, and produce live apps your team can review.
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Cursor Composer 2.5 Swarms Agents to Build Web Pages and Mobile Apps
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Watch Cursor Composer 2.5 swarm 10 agents inside MagicPath, building functional pages, a mobile app, and a bunch of components for the same project.
— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) 26 mai 2026
Then I export whatever I want into Figma.
Pretty crazy.
(video is not sped up) pic.twitter.com/DvdZa57iJiWatch Cursor Composer 2.5 swarm 10 agents inside MagicPath, building functional pages, a mobile app, and a bunch of components for the same project. Then I export whatever I want into Figma. Pretty crazy.
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Codex Community Demos: Games, Voice, Hardware Experiments
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Thanks again to @Andy_AJT for making it happen so quickly, and to everyone who joined!
— Romain Huet (@romainhuet) 26 mai 2026
We showed what’s new in Codex live, then gave folks time to build. So fun to see community demos: games, voice interactions, even hardware experiments with Codex pets!https://t.co/Te7IEMxPfDThanks again to @Andy_AJT for making it happen so quickly, and to everyone who joined! We showed what’s new in Codex live, then gave folks time to build. So fun to see community demos: games, voice interactions, even hardware experiments with Codex pets!
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AI Tools Replacing TUIs for Knowledge Work
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yeah i think the more precise version of this is "TUIs" are dead, especially for knowledge work. there was a time when they were super hot, even for knowledge workers, and now the codex / claude code / cowork apps are good enough that more and more work will shift out of TUIs
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Multi-Agent Retention Patterns in Graph-Based AI Systems
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Multi-agent retention is a great extension of this. The execution agent needs a tight working set, the audit agent needs full provenance. Context templates in Graphiti help here. Same underlying graph, but each agent gets a different view scoped by edge types, entity types, and
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MagicPath Introduces Figma Export with AI Agent Integration
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Introducing Figma export in MagicPath.
— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) 26 mai 2026
Design and build with our native agent, or your favorite external one (Codex, Claude Code, etc.).
Explore tons of different directions, then bring your work into Figma as fully editable designs.
As simple as a copy-paste. pic.twitter.com/ON9h0UCXpuIntroducing Figma export in MagicPath. Design and build with our native agent, or your favorite external one (Codex, Claude Code, etc.). Explore tons of different directions, then bring your work into Figma as fully editable designs. As simple as a copy-paste.
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Schema-First Ingestion for AI Retrieval Systems
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Schema-first at ingestion time is the right framing. Most teams discover this after building the retrieval layer and wondering why structured queries return noise. The 10/10/10 constraint in Graphiti helps too. Forces you to model the 80% that matters rather than attempting
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Coding Agents as Tool-Using Systems with API Support
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Coding agents are no longer chatbots, they’re tool-using systems that read files, run tests, patch code, and iterate until it works. That’s why we’re adding /v1/responses support across SambaCloud, SambaStack, and SambaManaged for faster agent workflows.
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LangChain Academy: Build AI Agents with LangSmith Fleet Essentials
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LangChain Academy Course: LangSmith Fleet Essentials Learn how to build your own agents with LangSmith Fleet. Anyone can now build, use, and manage an agent fleet for complex daily tasks, without writing code. In this quickstart course, you'll learn how to build and improve