Helio moved to public beta, allowing anyone to describe a goal in plain language and get a working AI team up and running in under 60 seconds. > We set up an HR Manager, a Content Editor, and a Content Writer as AI teammates for TestingCatalog News. > Created a task and
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Helio: AI Agents for Collaborative Task Automation
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Helio offers AI colleagues who sit in the same communication channels to divide the work among themselves, challenge each other's ideas, and push tasks forward without prompting. It handles side projects, daily reports, contract reviews, repetitive ops tasks, and everything you
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NPM installations of @openai/codex jump from 100k to 1M per day
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https://npm-stat.com/charts.html?package=openai-codex&from=2026-01-25&to=2026-05-25 … shows that installations of @openai/codex via NPM were about 100,000 per day in January, now over one million per day.
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Coding agent interfaces leave developers’ IDEs
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Or does this reflect the fact that the most popular interfaces for coding agents nowadays no longer reside in developers' IDEs?
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Grok Build nav section appears, hinting at upcoming release
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A new Grok Build section has started appearing in the nav bar for users. It is not currently functional, but it may signal an upcoming release of the Grok Build web experience. Soon?
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Benchmarks vs product fit: why models aren’t the main problem
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Hot take 🔥
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 26 mai 2026
Most AI products don’t have a model problem.
They have a “we blindly worship benchmarks built for someone else’s use case” problem.
Your users don’t care what model won Twitter this week.
They care if your product works.
That’s why routers are the real unlock.… https://t.co/VTfSuVSJ4eHot take Most AI products don’t have a model problem. They have a “we blindly worship benchmarks built for someone else’s use case” problem. Your users don’t care what model won Twitter this week. They care if your product works. That’s why routers are the real unlock.
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Cofounder as AI cofounder for ActiveGraph, managing website and blog
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for ActiveGraph, i'm using Cofounder by @intelligenceco as my… cofounder I'm working on the repo, doing research. Cofounder built the website, manages newsletter/blog, and when I do a new blog or have something new to share, I just ping it saying "here's a link/content, can
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Custom Claude Code & OpenClaw Workflows: Capafyai Marketplace for Monetization
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How cool!
— Charly Wargnier (@DataChaz) 26 mai 2026
I'm seeing TONS of custom Claude Code and OpenClaw workflows. @Capafyai is building a marketplace for them 🔥
Instead of hoarding your scripts, package them as one-click Skills and get paid per use 👀↓pic.twitter.com/gB8LQI5RNi https://t.co/vD8pOms1XlHow cool! I'm seeing TONS of custom Claude Code and OpenClaw workflows. @Capafyai is building a marketplace for them Instead of hoarding your scripts, package them as one-click Skills and get paid per use ↓
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Capafy: monetize AI workflows as products
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Your best prompt/workflow shouldn’t die in a folder.
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 26 mai 2026
Capafy turns Skills into products people can use while you get paid per run.
Closed-source.
Online.
Monetized.
This is where AI workflows stop being “cool demos” and start becoming assets. https://t.co/GsPxS3dXDrYour best prompt/workflow shouldn’t die in a folder. Capafy turns Skills into products people can use while you get paid per run. Closed-source.
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RunwayML introduces Project Luxo exploring AI video beyond uncanny valley
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Introducing Project Luxo: a new initiative exploring how AI-generated video has crossed the uncanny valley.
— Runway (@runwayml) 26 mai 2026
Over the past few weeks, we’ve shared a series of short films with Hollywood executives, producers, directors, writers, actors and reporters. The response has been… pic.twitter.com/47TOMqzK4rIntroducing Project Luxo: a new initiative exploring how AI-generated video has crossed the uncanny valley. Over the past few weeks, we’ve shared a series of short films with Hollywood executives, producers, directors, writers, actors and reporters. The response has been
