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Australian startup Runnit automates marketing project planning and workflows by drawing on an organisation's existing knowledge, briefs, and team history from a single brief.

A 30-year software veteran explains why cross-model pipelines catch more defects, with Greptile data showing Claude self-review hits 53.7% recall vs 62.0% when GPT reviews the same code.

A 2026 analysis of 8.1 million pull requests found AI-generated code introduces 1.7x more issues per PR. Here is the governance framework that prevents the 2am incident.

Eric Siu shared three live AI loops at Single Grain: CRO, SEO content, and a sponsorship loop that negotiates $25k minimums solo. Plus why LLMs should never touch your math.

GitHub tokens, MCP policies, and CI/CD credentials are the new attack surface of agentic development. Here is what the exposure looks like and how to close it.

Every agency claims AI-powered in 2026. Here are five specific criteria — and six questions to ask on the call — that separate real capability from buzzword soup.

560,000 new apps hit the App Store in just the first half of 2026, up from 600,000 in all of 2025. Downloads grew just 2%. Here is what that means for operators.

In 2010, Domino's broadcast its worst customer reviews on national TV, then showed how it responded. Same-store US sales jumped 14.3% that quarter. Here's the tactic behind it.

HackerNoon's July 25 roundup covers Claude cost cuts, vibe coding limits, AI video agents, monolith splitting, and voice agent latency tradeoffs.

A screenshot circulating on X suggests Anthropic is already testing Opus 5 as the fallback model for Fable 5 guardrail cases. No official announcement yet.