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Show HN: TypeScript parser for AIXM, the FAA/EUROCONTROL aviation data format
A new open source TypeScript library fills a gap in the aviation data ecosystem. aixm-parser is the first JavaScript and TypeScript implementation capable of reading AIXM 5.1.1 files, the XML-based standard used by civil aviation...
Show HN: Understanding your Claude Code with trajectory segmentation
A new Claude Code plugin addresses a problem that grows worse as AI coding agents get more capable: you hand the agent a task, it runs for hundreds of tool calls over tens of minutes, and when it finishes you have a result but no...
Show HN: Make Claude Code a workspace genius
A new platform called Slaunt positions itself as a management layer for teams running AI coding agents in production environments. The tool provides what it calls a live context log, audit trails, and granular permissions controls...
Competitive Market Behavior of LLMs
Researchers have tested whether large language models can function as economic agents in market mechanisms designed for humans, and the results suggest they are not yet ready for the role. A paper published on arxiv in early Septe...
Your AI agents can now control your Google Home devices
Google has begun rolling out early access to its Model Context Protocol server for the Google Home ecosystem, giving third-party AI agents direct access to smart home devices and their event histories. The integration means any MC...
Show HN: Ivx/AI Chat, AI client that doesn't track you (with a better GUI imo)
A new open source chat client called ivx/ai takes a minimalist approach to AI interaction: no accounts, no backend, no telemetry, and no data leaving your browser. The application connects directly to whatever model endpoint you c...
Google will now let any AI agent run your smart home
Google is opening its smart home platform to third-party AI agents through Model Context Protocol integration, allowing tools like Claude and other MCP-compatible agents to access device data, control connected hardware, and reaso...
Ask HN: Might complex software have infinitely many vulnerabilities?
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Sam Altman says world 'right to be afraid' but 'should trust' AI firms
Sam Altman stood before a crowd of business leaders at a Salesforce conference in San Francisco on Tuesday and delivered a message that split the difference between reassurance and alarm. The world has every reason to fear artific...
Ask HN: How do you put together a technical engineering team?
A developer on Hacker News posed a question this week that resonated with hiring managers and team leads across the industry: how do you actually put together a strong engineering team when the process itself seems designed to dri...