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June 8, 2026 · Issue №008
Your AI is on a meter now.
GitHub's flat fee died June 1, and Cursor and Windsurf had already metered you. This isn't a price hike — it's the new physics of AI. Here's how to read any meter and skip the surprise bill.
June 1, 2026 · Issue №007
276,000 seats. Now the hard part.
Anthropic had a week: Opus 4.8, a $30B raise past OpenAI, and Claude for 276,000 people at KPMG. The real thread — AI is now something you run at scale. Here's how to run yours, even solo.
May 24, 2026 · Issue №006
Google shipped a fourth agent runtime. Now what?
Google launched its full agent stack at I/O. Anthropic bought the team that built every major lab's SDK. The deeper pattern under both — evaluation is becoming the product — and the role that's quietly emerging because of it.
May 18, 2026 · Issue №005
AI just became a team. Run it like one.
Anthropic shipped three launches in seven days, all in one direction. Harvey reported a 6× jump from one specific architecture. The lens for delegation — and the two-agent loop to try this week.
May 10, 2026 · Issue №004
ChatGPT remembers you now. Audit it this week.
Memory just became the new layer. Three companies, one direction — plus a 15-min audit for the week.
May 3, 2026 · Issue №003
Anthropic overtakes OpenAI: $900B vs $852B
Three headlines, one pattern: the model router era is here. Plus a workflow you can ship Monday.
Apr 25, 2026 · Issue №002
DeepSeek V4 closes the agent gap overnight
Open source caught up. Three releases, one direction — and the prompt teardown that goes with it.
Apr 24, 2026 · Issue №001
Opus 4.7 + a prompt that kills sycophancy
Welcome to Issue 001. Three stories, one term worth knowing, a prompt torn apart — and two new recurring segments.