I just started using @capydotai with GStack/GBrain on some fix waves on outstanding issues/PRs and it did what would have taken a day with raw Codex/Claude Code in about half as much time, using the same frontier models. I'm amazed.

Grain in Beard (芒种 · 9th Solar Term) A Message from the Grain and the Seed · What Is Reaped, What Is Sown Grain in Beard, also known as "Mangzhong", is the busiest solar term of the year. "Mang" means the awned grain can be harvested; "Zhong" means the seed can be sown. What is reaped are the fruits of diligent labor; what is sown are the hopes of future growth. So it is with farming, and so it is with engineering. June, for LandSpace, marks a critical phase dense with missions and tight with rhythm. Every task brought to completion is an accumulation of phased results; every new beginning lays a solid foundation for the next step forward. There are no shortcuts in spaceflight. It relies on dedication poured in day after day, and on verification built step by measured step. Doing today's work well, fulfilling the tasks already set, making certain things "rocket"-solid, that is the finest harvest. Setting new goals aloft and taking on new challenges—that is the truest sowing. In the season of Mangzhong, we reap the past and live up to the present; we sow the future and press on toward the new. Harvest gathered, seeds sown. Milestones reached, new missions take root. In the season of Mangzhong, a message arrives with the sowing— and every harvest keeps its appointed time.

Grain Buds The 8th solar term of Chinese calendar arrives. Grains plump gently, rivers swell softly, summer unfolds its tender vitality. Xiaoman embodies the unique Chinese wisdom: full yet not overflowing, abundant yet modest. May all growth thrive slowly, and all expectations come true gently. #ChineseSolarTerms# #Xiaoman# #TraditionalChineseCulture#

🌾 Grains fundamentals: Global grain trade navigates throttled seaborne flows Trade through the Strait of Hormuz remains impacted by US-Iran negotiations, while aerial strikes between Russia and Ukraine have caused logistical difficulties at key export hubs. El Niño is building strength, already influencing seasonal weather patterns. Join Kpler analysts as they navigate these shifting trade dynamics, from Strait of Hormuz disruptions to shifting Chinese demand. Key topics include: - Grain and fertiliser trade via the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb - Black Sea grain export pace amid logistical challenges - El Niño's impact across key agricultural producers - China’s appetite for US agricultural products Speakers: Matthew Darragh, Ishan Bhanu, and Madeleine Overgaard Register here: