How to Give Your AI Agents Durable Memory with MinIO AIStor Memory
MinIO's AIStor Memory gives enterprise AI agents durable cross-session memory, persistent workspaces, and vault secrets — all on customer-owned infra.
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525 piecesHow to Run Parallel Coding Agents with Poolside Desktop: Git Worktrees and Multi-Model Orchestration
Poolside's new macOS Desktop Assistant lets engineers run Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini agents in parallel — each in its own Git worktree.
How to Run Gemma 4 26B Locally on Any MacBook with turbo-fieldfare
turbo-fieldfare is a new open-source Swift/Metal engine that runs Gemma 4 26B in 2GB RAM on any M-series Mac, enabling local agentic AI without a cloud dependency.
How to Add OpenAI Codex Security to Your CI Pipeline
OpenAI open-sourced Codex Security CLI for AI-powered vulnerability scanning. Here's how to integrate it into your CI/CD pipeline and understand what it does.
How to Audit and Patch OpenClaw Feishu Auth CVEs (CVE-2026-62187/62188)
CVSS 8.1 authorization bypass vulnerabilities in OpenClaw Feishu integration patched in v2026.6.9. Check your version and upgrade now if running ≤2026.6.6.
How to Protect Your Microsoft 365 Environment Against Copilot Document Worms (XPIA)
Unpatched XPIA vulnerability lets AI worms self-propagate through Copilot for Word. Here's how to reduce your exposure while Microsoft works on a fix.
What the HANDBOOK.md Benchmark Means for Your AGENTS.md and SOUL.md Governance Files
New benchmark shows frontier AI agents fail to follow company handbooks 75%+ of the time — what this means for AGENTS.md, SOUL.md, and system-prompt governance.
How to Add OpenAI Codex Security to Your CI Pipeline with SARIF Output
OpenAI open-sourced the Codex Security CLI and TypeScript SDK. Here's how to integrate repo scanning and SARIF output into your CI pipeline.
How to Design Autonomous Cryptanalysis Agents: Lessons from Claude Mythos Preview
Claude Mythos autonomously found a lattice attack on HAWK and a 200-800× AES speedup. Here's how to design similar autonomous research agents for formal math.
$500 RL Fine-Tune of 9B Open Model Beats Frontier Models on Catalog Review — At 40× Lower Cost
A $500 GRPO fine-tune of a 9B Qwen model hits 87.3% on catalog review — beating GPT-5-class models at 76.9% and costing 40× less at scale.