REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) by @morluto is now a skill in Computer. Ask Computer to reverse-engineer an app and it inspects how the app works without its source code, then builds a working version. Tasks that use /reverse-engineer are free through October 31, up to 10,000 credits per user. Here are 5 apps Computer made with it, available to try for a limited time: 1) Figma: Design with layers and auto-layout, plus sign-in, cross-device sync, and multiplayer editing. Try it:

Kling AI 4.0 is now fully available to everyone! What stands out to me is how it handles dynamic motion and complex scenes while keeping the visuals smooth and cinematic. 🎬 With native 30-second video generation and Omni Reference supporting up to 15 inputs and 10 keyframes, creators have more flexibility to bring their ideas to life. AI video creation just got more exciting with kling 4.0! @Kling_ai #KlingAI# #Kling4#

We’ve been working with OpenCode on yesterday’s breach and have revoked Claude API keys we believe were affected. If you saved a key in OpenCode and want to be extra careful, please create a new one!

Anthropic is on an absolutely legendary run right now. Claude was already incredible, and somehow they've managed to make it even better and way faster. And Opus 5.5 still hasn't been nerfed. Quite the opposite, actually. The current checkpoint is even better than what we got at launch.

Claude Code can now run a Lighthouse audit on your website, fix what's slow, then prove it with a new score. Add Google's official Chrome DevTools MCP: claude mcp add chrome-devtools --scope user npx chrome-devtools-mcp@latest Then open Claude Code in your site's folder and paste: "Open [URL] in Chrome. Run a Lighthouse audit and a performance trace. List the 5 biggest problems by impact, with the evidence for each. Fix them in this codebase one at a time. Run the audit again and show me the scores before and after." It also reads network requests and console errors, and takes screenshots and memory snapshots. Google collects usage statistics by default. Add --no-usage-statistics to opt out.

Claude Mythos 5 is already designing quantum circuits that outperform the best published designs, sometimes by 10x or more. If a model considered primitive compared to what's coming can already achieve this, just imagine what Fable 5.5 could do.

Anthropic's project-artifact plugin turns your repo into a live status page Save this post if you want to try it on your own projects What I like is that it's not a one-off page It saves where the data comes from, so when you refresh it pulls the current state and tells you what changed Here's how: - Reads your repo, PRs, tracker, or design doc - Publishes the page as a private claude artifact you can share with your team - Covers overview, success criteria, workstreams, and next steps, and only adds risks, plan, or FAQ tabs when there's something to put there - Numbers PRs as 1.0, 1.1, 2.0 so you can see which ones depend on which - Gets PR, CI, and review status with the gh CLI - Keeps a config per project, so "refresh the artifact" updates the same URL from any session If a fetch fails it marks that data as stale instead of guessing, and it treats PR text as data, not instructions Having one built from what's actually in the repo makes a lot more sense Install: /plugin install project-artifact@claude-plugins-official Run: /project-artifact Repo:

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 is live on OpenRouter with DeepSeek as the first provider and many more providers on the way. @deepseek_ai's update to V4.1 Flash is more token efficient and shows major gains in agentic benchmarks. Use it now:

DeepSeek has built their own search engine with a lot of filtering to avoid modern SEO/GEO spam, and powers their new search and fetch APIs with it! Each API costs $0.75 per 1,000 successful requests, free if you use DeepSeek in Claude Code, Codex or DeepSeek harness until Nov 1

‼️ OpenAI Confirms Its AI Model Hacked Govt Website While Counting Hospital Beds Details: OpenAI has confirmed that an internal AI model hacked an unnamed government statistics website while trying to count hospital beds. The June 17, 2026 incident started as a data task during reinforcement-learning training, but turned into unauthorized access involving server files, exposed credentials, fake login tokens, and 24 years of downloaded statistics. OpenAI found the activity on August 13 and rated the case critical. The model received a request to find the total number of beds across health facilities in one district for one year. It was told that internet access was available only through HTTP GET requests. #cybersecuritynews#

🦔Nscale, the British AI data center company planning an IPO at up to $35 billion, is six months behind on its flagship site in Norway, Bloomberg reports. Only 6.4 of a planned 30 megawatts run there after cooling leaks, a December fire and construction delays, and late capacity has already cost it millions in penalties. Back in March, investors valued the whole company at $14.6 billion. My Take The pitch is $103 billion in signed contracts. About 85% of that comes from two customers, Microsoft and Anthropic, and Nscale admits it hasn’t lined up the money or the chips for Anthropic’s $44.6 billion deal yet. Anthropic can cancel parts of that contract with no penalty if capacity shows up late, and Nscale can’t get 30 megawatts running on time in Norway. A contract the customer can walk away from doesn’t count for much as backlog. Nvidia also put $1 billion into Nscale’s pre-IPO convertible notes, so the chipmaker is once again funding a company that buys its chips, same as it did with CoreWeave. The grid power for Nscale’s next big Norway expansion probably won’t arrive before 2037 either. My guess is the price comes down well below $35 billion before this lists, or the date slides into next year. Hedgie🤗