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One of the tools Kundel connects to Codex via plugins to supply out-of-repo context.
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A dev.to write-up describes a one-shot HTTP worker for Notion built on cheap models. The harness held. What broke was three variables, tool surface, model and prompt, treated as one.
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RuntimeWire's teardown of current builds describes an unreleased recorder, Parka, whose action schema routes each follow-up to Cowork, Claude Code, or a human. The code to run it is absent.
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A Platformer columnist ranks an LLM-maintained personal wiki above every app in the annual productivity roundup. The pilot cost is weeks of attention, not procurement.
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Pageloot's leak was caught by a search box, not a control. "Anyone with the link" behaves like public, and most secrets programs never look inside the documents where credentials actually get parked.
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Three separate 2026 releases get discussed as one product. Only the middle one, a sandboxed runtime called Workers, actually moves the line between knowledge tool and automation platform.
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SaaStr says it dropped Notion after seven quiet years because an agent it built for other reasons absorbed the last workflow. The save window had closed months before usage hit zero.
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SaaStr says it dropped Canva and Notion without running a comparison, because its agents built an ad creative operation without either product coming up. That is a harder loss to win back.
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A dev.to essay traces a 1.4%-adoption feature whose real dependents were a webhook path, a departed engineer's billing script and $380k of contracts. None of it showed up in the dashboard.
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At localhost, OpenAI's Dominik Kundel described a shift from context engineering to agentic delegation. The binding constraint is now whether your repo and tickets can be read by a stranger.
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