Astro is joining Cloudflare (6 minute read)
Cloudflare has acquired The Astro Technology Company, creators of the Astro web framework. All Astro employees will join Cloudflare to continue developing the open-source platform. The popular framework, used by brands like Porsche and IKEA for fast, content-driven websites, is set to release Astro 6, which features a redesigned development server and stable Live Content Collections.
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Private AI Coding: OpenCode + Model Runner (6 minute read)
By combining OpenCode, an open-source coding assistant, with Docker Model Runner, developers can achieve a privacy-first and cost-aware AI-assisted development experience, keeping all model inference within their controlled infrastructure. This setup allows teams to run large language models locally via an OpenAI-compatible API. It offers significant cost advantages and customization options for models and context windows.
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MiroThinker (GitHub Repo)
MiroThinker, a new open-source deep research agent, has achieved a 60.2% Avg@8 score on the challenging GAIA benchmark. The agent uses interactive scaling to enhance performance. Its v1.5 iteration is the world-leading open-source search agent, notably securing 69.8% on BrowseComp and 71.5% on BrowseComp-ZH.
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Gas Town (GitHub Repo)
Gas Town, a multi-agent workspace manager, is a system for coordinating multiple Claude Code agents. It features persistent work tracking via git-backed hooks, which store work state as structured data and ensure agents maintain context across tasks and restarts.
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Context Engineering Lessons from Building Azure SRE Agent (8 minute read)
An Azure team improved an Azure SRE agent by collapsing many narrow tools and specialized sub-agents into a few wide tools and generalists. They discovered that disciplined context engineering, not model upgrades or orchestration complexity, was the primary driver of production reliability.
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More HTTP/3 Focus, One Backend Less (2 minute read)
curl is removing support for the OpenSSL-QUIC backend and will now support only two HTTP/3 options: ngtcp2 + nghttp3 (primary) and quiche (still experimental), starting with curl 8.19.0. The OpenSSL-QUIC backend never left experimental due to a weak API, significantly worse performance, and dramatically higher memory usage compared to ngtcp2.
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Why We've Tried To Replace Developers Every Decade Since 1969 (7 minute read)
For over 50 years, each wave of “developer-replacing” technology—from COBOL and CASE tools to low-code and AI—has promised to simplify software creation but failed because it can't eliminate the underlying complexity of reasoning through edge cases, tradeoffs, and systems behavior. New tools consistently increase leverage and productivity, but software development remains fundamentally an intellectual problem, not a mechanical one, so developers are augmented rather than replaced.
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