*actually route everything to Claude*
LLMS
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Kimi K2.6 Routes Tasks Across Multiple Specialized Agents
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Claw Groups adds another layer to the agentic madness: Kimi K2.6 routes different tasks to different agents with different capabilities Built on top of Agent Swarm. I don't know if it's really useful, but it sounds so cool
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New Kimi Open Source Model Release Impresses with Pricing
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I'm not usually a fan of OSS models, but this new Kimi release looks pretty great (on the surface) and is priced extremely well. I plan to try it later today… how has it been so far for you?
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Kimi K2.6 Open-Source Model Beats GPT-5 Claude and Gemini
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An open-source model just topped GPT-5.4, Claude Opus 4.6, and Gemini 3.1 Pro on some of the hardest benchmarks in AI. Moonshot AI just released Kimi K2.6. What it's good at: > Long-horizon coding (12+ hour autonomous runs)
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100 Tips to Maximize Claude AI Model Effectiveness
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100 tips to get the most out of Claude, v/
@BoucherNicolas
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OpenAI Sub Now Officially Supports Agents
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The OpenAI sub works great with agents and is officially supported!
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Kimi K2.6 Open Source Achieves State-of-the-Art Coding Benchmarks
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Holy smokes, "state-of-the-art results on several coding and tool-use benchmarks" Open Source! Kimi is cooking! -54% HLE w tools
-58.6% SWE Bench Pro
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Local AI Models Adoption and Hardware Requirements
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We have lots of users that mix in local models for some tasks or fully run on local models. (that requires beefy hardware so fewer folks do that so far)
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NVIDIA’s Self-Evolving Logic Synthesis Framework with Multi-Agent LLMs
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NEW paper from NVIDIA. EDA tools like ABC have been hand-tuned by humans for decades. New research from NVIDIA shows they can evolve themselves. The work introduces the first self-evolving logic synthesis framework: multi-agent LLMs autonomously refine the entire ABC codebase,