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Find longer articles in the blog, explore a topic through the guides, or browse earlier news.Replace Cloudflare Workers KV legacy API routes before October
Cloudflare has deprecated the legacy Workers KV namespace API paths and will stop serving them on October 15, 2026. Update integrations from /workers/namespaces to /storage/kv/namespaces before automated scripts, dashboards, or deployment tools break.
Read updateInspect Grok Build Source Before Choosing an AI Coding Agent
xAI has open-sourced Grok Build, its terminal AI coding agent and TUI, giving developers a direct look at the agent loop, tools, extension system, and local-first runtime before adopting it in real workflows.
Read updatePatch Oracle E-Business Suite Payments Before the New KEV Deadline
CISA added CVE-2026-46817 to the KEV catalog with a July 18 deadline after evidence of active exploitation. Oracle E-Business Suite teams should patch Oracle Payments, check exposure, and run compromise triage before treating the fix as complete.
Read updateThinking Machines Releases Inkling as a Customizable Open-Weights Model
Thinking Machines Lab released Inkling, a 975B-parameter open-weights multimodal model built for fine-tuning, long-context work, coding agents, and tool-use systems. Developers should check hardware, Tinker access, license terms, and safety controls before treating it as a drop-in frontier model.
Read updateOpenAI uses GPT-Red to harden GPT-5.6 against prompt injection
OpenAI has detailed GPT-Red, an internal automated red-teaming model used to generate prompt-injection attacks and train GPT-5.6 Sol to resist them. The practical takeaway: agent builders should treat untrusted web, file, email, and tool data as an active attack surface, not just messy context.
Read updateCheck Codex Micro Before You Put AI Agent Controls on Your Desk
OpenAI's Codex Micro is a $230 Work Louder keypad for controlling Codex agents with status keys, shortcuts, a joystick, and a reasoning dial. It is useful for heavy Codex users, but teams should verify permissions, desktop-app support, and approval flows before treating physical controls as workflow infrastructure.
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