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OpenClaw’s CoreWeave Provider PR Turns Open-Model Inference Into a First-Class Agent Runtime Choice

Provider support usually looks like plumbing until the first time an agent run dies because the model name was right, the base URL was wrong, the context window metadata was missing, and nobody remembered which custom header the hosted inference service wanted. OpenClaw PR #92243 is interesting because it takes

Apple Putting Private Cloud Compute on NVIDIA GPUs Is the Privacy Story Builders Should Study

Apple Putting Private Cloud Compute on NVIDIA GPUs Is the Privacy Story Builders Should Study

Apple did something unusual this week: it made NVIDIA GPUs part of a privacy story instead of a performance story. That is not the usual role for NVIDIA in AI infrastructure coverage. The default script is simple enough: larger model, faster chip, bigger cluster, lower latency, higher throughput. This announcement

Grok Build Gets a Plugin Marketplace, Which Is xAI's Bid for Agent Distribution

Grok Build Gets a Plugin Marketplace, Which Is xAI's Bid for Agent Distribution

xAI just made Grok Build more interesting for the least glamorous reason in developer tooling: distribution. The company has launched a built-in Plugin Marketplace for Grok Build, its terminal coding agent, with an official catalog hosted on GitHub and six launch integrations: MongoDB, Vercel, Sentry, Chrome DevTools, Cloudflare, and Superpowers.

Gemini CLI’s Antigravity Migration Is Really an Auth Migration

The Gemini CLI to Antigravity CLI migration was never going to fail because developers could not find the new command. It was going to fail because the old tool had quietly accumulated state: OAuth clients, Workspace scopes, local token files, Cloud project IDs, MCP servers, environment variables, and just enough

DeepMind Is Funding the Safety Work Agent Builders Keep Hand-Waving Away

The agent industry has spent the last year demoing little teams of bots as if parallelism were the same thing as management. One agent writes code, one reviews it, one searches docs, one opens a pull request, and the slide says “autonomous workforce.” Cute. Also incomplete. The hard part is

DIRECT Says Bigger VLM Planners Are Often Just Slower. Route the Robot's Brain Instead

Robots make the agent-cost problem impossible to ignore. A browser agent can waste twenty seconds “thinking” and merely irritate you. A robot arm doing the same thing is just standing there, burning latency in the physical world while a banana waits for a frontier model to discover object permanence. That

Qwen Code 0.18 Preview 2 Turns Agentic Coding Into an Orchestration Problem

Qwen Code 0.18 Preview 2 Turns Agentic Coding Into an Orchestration Problem

Qwen Code 0.18.0-preview.2 is not a “new model got better at coding” story. That would be too easy, and frankly less interesting. Alibaba’s coding agent is moving into the harder layer: orchestration, permissions, desktop integration, long-running work, and the weird runtime seams that determine whether an