Cursor's agent ran for a week and built a web browser
Super cool - Cursor had an AI agent run for 1 week and built a web browser from scratch! Over 1000 files and 1 million lines of code.
Here's the github repository: github.com/wilsonzlin/fastrender
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Connecting Granola, Notion and email to Claude Cowork
Super excited about release of Claude Cowork! Playing with connecting Granola meeting notes, Notion tasks and Email to Claude Cowork. Will share the config for this set up once it is streamlined. claude.com/blog/cowork-research-preview
Coding agents
Karri Saarinen on the disappearing middle of software work
Great post from Karri Saarinen re: the The disappearing middle of software work. We see this happening at Plank and with our customers that are top AI startups. "You started with an idea, and eventually you shipped something, but almost all of the effort lived in between. Turning intent into something real meant opening the codebase, booting up the environment, and writing the code. That middle absorbed most of the time, attention, and craft of software teams." As AI eats this middle, what to build and how to validate your hypothesis becomes the art. x.com/karrisaarinen/status/2007534281011155419
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Kobe Bryant on resting at the end, not in the middle
“Rest at the end, not in the middle” ― Kobe Bryant
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Engineers need a beginner's mindset for the new AI stack
Great post by Karpathy. As a programmer, I feel like a whole new way of thinking was unveiled and I am not able to optimally use these new tools yet. I recommend all engineers - whether you are a junior or senior, to adopt a beginner's mindset and put in the 10000 hours needed to master this new stack. x.com/karpathy/status/2004607146781278521
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Trying early versions of Entelligence.AI's Ellie at Plank
Has been fun to try early versions of Ellie here at Plank, it’s addictive! Also we enjoyed contributing towards building this. Has been great partnering with Aiswarya Sankar and the Entelligence.AI team
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Supabase with row level security for multi-tenant AI apps
Supabase is my go-to for fast AI prototypes: Auth + Postgres + Storage in minutes. For multi-tenant apps, use Row Level Security (RLS): add tenant_id, set it from JWT claims, and enforce policies so every query only sees its tenant.
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Plank AI Accelerator launches for early-career engineers
I am excited to announce the launch of the Plank AI Accelerator - a fully-paid, 1-year intensive program for ambitious early-career engineers who are ready to go all in on AI and the future of programming. AI is fundamentally transforming software development. There is a rapidly growing gap between engineers who leapfrog their abilities using AI and those who don’t. And we aren’t just talking about using codegen and copilots for increased productivity - those are table-stakes at this point. The real opportunity to level-up is in building new types of AI-native features and apps using LLMs (think swarm agent pipelines, voice agents, LORA adapters, on-device models). That’s why Privahini Bradoo and I created the Plank AI Accelerator - to turbo-charge engineers with advanced AI tools and give them hands-on experience in building the next generation of AI applications. Applications are now open for our first cohort in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Spots are limited - learn more and apply here: www.joinplank.com/ai. Let’s build the future together!
Coding agents
Cursor 0.43 ships agents while GitHub Copilot loses steam
Cursor releases agents within the IDE with their 0.43 release. GitHub had a huge advantage and was moving very fast up until last year's Github Universe. Seems to have totally lost steam since then. - The recent release of PR summaries in Github.com is very poor quality. The summaries have long links to random files in the PR inserted in the response markdown, in addition to just being incomplete and inaccurate - Still no full-repo context in CoPilot - The idea behind VSCode apps was great. It was announced last year - still not released - "Generate unit tests for this PR" feature still not live Microsoft you started from pole position but are now getting lapped!