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Claude Code Agent Teams Losing Grep and Glob Is a Reminder That Tool Rosters Are Runtime State

An agent that loses Grep and Glob has not just misplaced two convenience tools. It has changed how it thinks, how much it spends, and which safety boundary it reaches for when it needs to inspect a codebase. A fresh Claude Code bug report says enabling CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_

Claude Code’s 98-Agent Research Blowup Is the Cost-Control Story in One Absurd Repro

Claude Code’s 98-Agent Research Blowup Is the Cost-Control Story in One Absurd Repro

“Deep research” sounds responsible until it sends 98 agents to answer a keyboard LED question. Then it sounds like a scheduler without a governor. A new Claude Code enhancement request filed on June 23 reports that the deep-research workflow fanned out into 98 parallel agents for a simple Linux configuration

Claude Code’s Managed-Settings Bug Is a Security Boundary Wearing a Config Hat

Claude Code’s Managed-Settings Bug Is a Security Boundary Wearing a Config Hat

A security boundary that disappears quietly is worse than one that fails loudly. The new Claude Code report about Linux managed settings is not interesting because JSON precedence is inherently thrilling — it is interesting because the affected layer is supposed to be the boring, administrator-owned place where “no” actually means

JUPITER Shows Exascale Science Becoming a Production Workflow

JUPITER Shows Exascale Science Becoming a Production Workflow

Exascale machines used to be covered like trophy cabinets: biggest, fastest, most national-pride-per-rack. JUPITER is more interesting if you ignore the trophy and look at the workloads. Europe’s first exascale supercomputer is being used to train cellular-scale brain models, run kilometer-scale climate simulation, explore 5G and 6G systems, and

Vera at Los Alamos Is NVIDIA’s Reminder That Agents Need CPUs

Vera at Los Alamos Is NVIDIA’s Reminder That Agents Need CPUs

The least fashionable part of agentic AI may be the part that decides whether agents are actually useful: the host CPU. GPUs get the keynote. Models get the benchmark charts. But serious agents spend a suspicious amount of their lives not generating tokens: launching tools, running code, parsing files, starting

NVIDIA’s New Science Stack Moves CUDA-X Into the Lab Control Loop

NVIDIA’s New Science Stack Moves CUDA-X Into the Lab Control Loop

NVIDIA’s latest AI-for-science software drop looks small if you read it like a product announcement: three names, some benchmarks, a few lab examples. Read it like an infrastructure map and it gets more interesting. DAQIRI, ALCHEMI and cuPhoton are NVIDIA pushing CUDA-X out of the accelerator brochure and into

GitHub Copilot’s JetBrains Update Turns the IDE Into an Agent Console

GitHub Copilot’s JetBrains Update Turns the IDE Into an Agent Console

GitHub’s latest Copilot update for JetBrains IDEs looks, at first glance, like a bundle of product checkboxes: custom agents, Claude provider preview, steering controls, debug summaries, model picker improvements, cloud agent GA, and a per-turn AI credits indicator. Read it again. This is GitHub turning the IDE into an

Microsoft Agent Framework’s ‘Claw’ Series Turns Agent Architecture Into Reviewable Infrastructure

Microsoft Agent Framework’s ‘Claw’ Series Turns Agent Architecture Into Reviewable Infrastructure

Microsoft’s latest Agent Framework tutorial is framed like a friendly “build your own claw” walkthrough. The branding is whimsical; the engineering problem is not. What Microsoft is really publishing is a reference shape for the thing most agent demos quietly hand-wave: the harness that keeps a model loop from

Grok Build’s /goal Mode Is xAI’s Agent Handoff Primitive — and Its Next Safety Test

Grok Build’s /goal Mode Is xAI’s Agent Handoff Primitive — and Its Next Safety Test

xAI’s new /goal mode for Grok Build looks small if you squint: one more slash command in a terminal coding agent. That is the wrong read. The interesting part is not the syntax. It is the contract change. Grok Build is no longer only asking developers to supervise a