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Repo Radar: 5 GitHub Projects Worth Your Week

Repo Radar: 5 GitHub Projects Worth Your Week

Agent skills and plugins went official at Anthropic, OpenAI, and Cursor this week, so Repo Radar looks one layer down and one layer up. antirez's DwarfStar runs DeepSeek V4 locally in C. Honcho gives agents reasoning-based memory. LiteParse parses PDFs with no cloud calls. Perplexity's bumblebee scans developer laptops for poisoned packages after this week's GitHub supply-chain attacks. Stop Slop strips AI tells out of prose before you ship it.

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Anthropic Passes OpenAI at $965 Billion on a Model That Doubts Itself
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Tmux Keeps AI Coding Agents Running for Days After You Disconnect
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Tmux Keeps AI Coding Agents Running for Days After You Disconnect

Tmux, the terminal multiplexer Nicholas Marriott released in 2007, has become the layer that keeps AI coding agents running across disconnects. Developers start Claude Code or Codex CLI inside a tmux session on a remote server, then reconnect from any machine while the work continues. This guide covers how tmux sessions, windows, and panes work, how to set it up for agents, how it compares with cmux, Termdock, Zellij, and GNU Screen, and what it costs.

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How to generate AI images and video from one subscription with Magnific
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How to generate AI images and video from one subscription with Magnific

Magnific, the Málaga company that was Freepik until April, now sells one subscription running 30-plus AI image and video models, upscaling and a 200-million-asset library. CEO Joaquín Cuenca says it reached $230 million in revenue without venture capital. Named users include the BBC, Puma and Amazon Prime Video. We cover how it works, what it costs from $10 to $280 a month, how it compares to Midjourney and Runway, and where copyright and credits trip buyers up.

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Free-Claude-Code’s Nearly 30,000 Stars Show Claude Code’s Interface Is the Prize
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Free-Claude-Code’s Nearly 30,000 Stars Show Claude Code’s Interface Is the Prize

Free-Claude-Code looks like a shortcut around Claude Code costs, but its nearly 30,000 GitHub stars point to something bigger: developers want the Claude Code workflow without being locked to one model provider. The project is real, useful and risky. Anthropic documents the gateway path, its maintainers draw a support line, and the log file shows where the privacy question begins.

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Hermes Agent Installs in One Command. The Hard Part Is Deciding What It Can Touch.

Hermes Agent is not another chatbot wrapper. It is a server-side personal agent with memory, skills, tools, cron jobs, and chat channels. Here is how it works, what hardware it needs, where OpenClaw differs, and how to test it without over-permissioning it.

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Four GitHub Tools That Stop Claude, Codex, and Gemini From Shipping Bad Code

Four open-source tools fix four different failure modes in terminal AI. Superpowers teaches the agent how to work. Context7 feeds it current docs. Serena gives it IDE-grade code navigation. ccusage tells you what the other three cost. Here is how to install them and the commands that actually matter

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Anthropic's $965 Billion Title Rests on a Model Built to Flag Its Own Mistakes
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Anthropic's $965 Billion Title Rests on a Model Built to Flag Its Own Mistakes

Anthropic raised $65 billion at a $965 billion valuation, passing OpenAI to become the world's most valuable AI startup, the same day it shipped a Claude Opus 4.8 model built to flag its own mistakes. The price runs ahead of the frontier, and ahead of the profits.

Anthropic just became the world's most valuable AI startup at $965 billion, passing OpenAI the same day it shipped Claude Opus 4.8. The new model's headline feature isn't raw power, it's honesty, and the pairing is the whole strategy. But the price runs ahead of the frontier model Anthropic is holding back, and ahead of revenue no auditor has yet seen.

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