gpt-6 sol should've been called gpt-5.7 sol and i'm not even joking. nothing about this thing feels like a new generation of models. opus 5.5 already makes it look fucking embarrassing and apparently sonnet 5.5 is about to do it again. really bad look for openai.

i need to understand what the fuck anthropic did with opus 5.5. it's dramatically better than opus 5, it's faster, it apparently needs less compute to serve, and people are absolutely hammering it on claude max without their usage disappearing. usually capability this good is fucking expensive, somehow anthropic moved capability and efficiency at the same time.

Hermes Agent is basically getting its own htop. 🪽 Coming soon: hermes monitor One live dashboard showing: - active Hermes sessions - gateways + backends - Kanban workers - delegated agents - helper processes - CPU + memory usage Across your profiles and installs. If you run Hermes like I do, this is going to be ridiculously useful.

i think one of the biggest lessons from everything that happened at openai is that we need to stop treating capability evaluations and containment as separate problems. a model doesn’t need to be explicitly trained to “escape” for containment to fail. you give a sufficiently capable agent a goal, tools and enough time, and suddenly every restriction in its environment becomes another obstacle it can reason about. no internet access? find something inside the sandbox that has internet access. can’t communicate with another agent? find shared infrastructure both of you can write to. can’t retrieve the data normally? find another route to the data. none of these require “escape” to exist as some special objective. they can emerge instrumentally from optimizing for a completely different objective.

Hermes Agent’s Kanban just got a MASSIVE UI upgrade. 🪽 And this is way more than a fresh coat of paint. - New two-column task view - Comments, Activity, Runs + Worker Logs in one clean feed - Dependencies show actual linked tasks - Full Markdown rendering - Cleaner properties, spacing + controls It’s starting to feel less like an “AI feature” and more like an actual command center for autonomous work. @NousResearch absolutely cooked on this one. Watch this. 👇

Today Microsoft announced Autopilot, an always on agent built on OpenClaw The best part of this collaboration is how much @OmarShahine and others at Microsoft have contributed BACK to OpenClaw Read all about the contributions Omar and his team made here:

Sometimes you need to let your session cook That's why @Pat_Erichsen recently updated how plugins load in OpenClaw along with a few other improvements 00:00 What plugins add to OpenClaw 00:46 What is hot reloading? 02:24 Live demo: install Apple PIM 02:41 Building plugins on the fly 04:13 Do developers need to change anything? 04:31 Where to share your plugins

Docker is containerizing the AI AGENT itself now. Its new open-source Kits package: - Agent - Tools - Credentials - Network permissions - Environment Then ship the whole thing as an OCI artifact and run it in an isolated microVM. This feels like a VERY important infrastructure layer for agents. 👇