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AI agents are the new frontier, but they've had one major problem: they're pretty clueless about how to actually work in the messy, real world of actual businesses. OpenAI just fixed that by acquiring Ona, a startup that knows exactly how to make these smart systems run without melting your infrastructure.
Ever wondered what it actually takes to get an AI to write code that doesn't suck? It's not just "ask and receive"—it's a back-and-forth dance where the AI probes, tests, fails, and iterates. Someone finally wrote down how to conduct that dance without losing your mind.
Tired of teaching your AI agents how to do things from scratch every single time? Meet Mercury Skills: an open-source library of 131 hand-curated "skills" ready to go, compatible with any agent (Claude, Hermes, Cursor, even Gemini). One command, your AI is already equipped.
Autonomous AI agents are programs that make decisions and take action without waiting for commands. In 2026, they're no longer science fiction: they control email, manage projects, analyze data, and solve problems on their own. Unlike chatbots, these agents work 24/7 to achieve specific goals, learning from mistakes.
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What if someone just built a real operating system for Claude in a single Rust binary, without the usual bloated dependencies? Well, it happened — and it changes the game for AI agents.
Language models are like cars with tiny gas tanks — the longer the conversation, the slower they get. Huawei just built a fuel additive that makes that tank 3-5 times bigger.
Meet Holo3.1, a new model that turns your computer into a capable assistant that can actually get things done without screaming to distant servers in the cloud. The catch? It's fast, runs locally, and doesn't need internet to do its job.
