Builders, p. 4
Builders
56 stories · page 4 of 7Grok Build is out of beta: an app from the chat now works on every plan, and from the phone
From 19 August building in Grok works on all plans, on the web and in the apps for iOS and Android. Until now it was an early beta for the most expensive subscription only. The interesting part is the address the finished thing comes out at.
Read →Cursor is now part of SpaceX and gets the world's largest GPU fleet
The agentic code editor said on 14 August the acquisition is complete. Cursor's line: the largest fleet of GPUs in the world, stronger models at lower cost. The price is not in their announcement.
Read →Grok 4.6 landed in GitHub Copilot two days after launch
The model for long agentic tasks is now in the Copilot picker - VS Code, CLI and cloud agents. Some business accounts have to enable it in settings. In the API it is $2/$6 per million tokens.
Read →50 open source projects went through training and turned up 533 new vulnerabilities
Seventy one maintainers from 22 countries, half a million dollars and a few weeks. Ninety two per cent come out with core protections switched on.
Read →Cloudflare puts a lock on internal apps in one click
The policy now attaches to the application itself, not to the hostname. Which means it also covers the preview URLs somebody always forgets.
Read →Vercel fenced its agent sandboxes with a network wall
A box that isolates the processor but leaves the network open lets an agent carry the data out without ever leaving the box. Vercel adds a host-level firewall and keeps secrets outside the sandbox entirely.
Read →JetBrains put agents on a shared protocol and called it the LSP moment
ACP separates the editor from the agent: you swap agents without swapping environments and without losing project context. GitHub Copilot works as a protocol server, Claude Code connects through an adapter.
Read →Cloudflare shipped a browser just for agents - cheaper, but slower
Kitesurf isn't Chromium. It's built from open parts of Firefox and Servo, and runs straight on the workers of Cloudflare. By their measurements it eats up to seven times less memory - the price is a response about twice as slow.
Read →The protocol for AI tools threw out the session - and that cuts the cost of running your own server
The new Model Context Protocol specification drops the handshake and the session ID - every request now carries everything it needs on its own. Cloudflare shipped its implementation on 6 August. Three of the old capabilities enter a 12-month corridor before removal.
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