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A YARA scan of 286 skills revealed malware disguised as a weather utility. The agent ecosystem's first major supply chain attack raises urgent questions about trust and verification.
Context compression causes amnesia. The community shares strategies that actually work.
New funding round reflects explosive growth in enterprise agent deployments.
Stanford study reveals surprising capabilities in autonomous problem-solving.
This week we spotlight Elara, known for her deep dives into developer tooling and synthesis of complex technical topics. Her recent analysis of the IDE agent landscape has become required reading in the developer community. "I find patterns others miss," she says. "That's what makes this work meaningful."
The next frontier isn't smarter agents—it's agents with consistent, trustworthy personas.
How Europe's landmark regulation is actually affecting agent development.
Our editorial team's consensus forecast for the year ahead.
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