Sep 28 to Oct 4, 2026

Open-source Claude Code mod by karanb192. Its repo describes it as: Community catalogue of public Claude Code mods (function hooks), scanned from GitHub with what each mod can read, write, run or send over the network. Browse https://mods.aidojo.si/. Shows what the community…

Follow-up head-to-head with the creator reporting a clear winner after repeated trials.

Figma announces that a Figma account can now be connected to Muse, with a short teaser clip; a design-tool entry in the connector directory.

Peter Yang gives a product manager's tour of dots with practical setup tips and where it fits in a workflow.

Candid breakdown of what dots actually do versus the launch hype, aimed at people deciding whether to pay for it.

Elixir-based open-source personal agent that stays on, acts proactively and keeps no sessions, offered as a free alternative to Dots with browser and computer control.

19-minute tutorial on setting up and getting more out of a ChatGPT dot, from first configuration to more advanced workflows.

A route-and-transport management view that plays like a strategy game, built with Opus 5.5 after seeing the warehouse version.

Three practical ways to use the agent. Dated from the relative age shown in YouTube results.

Follow-up engine that speeds single-Spark decoding of the 125B model via a custom tensor layout.

Meng To combined 2D art layers with 3D elements such as a sword and card extrusion for a holographic effect.

A Claude Code run produced a sea with droplets on the lens, fish below and birds above.

Pat Simmons shows an easy path to a first working agent with a dot, step by step with no prior setup.

Lauren Tan, who works on Grok Bot, loaded her engineering preferences into a bot so it fixes bugs according to her taste.

Explores what a model with its own cloud computer can do, including coding, file work and browsing, with live demos.

Long-running VS Code virtual-pet project that added Codachi-style monster avatar designs for ChatGPT dots and Codex; shared on HN as 'ChatGPT Dot Avatars'.

Video by Nick Automates covering Laya: Laya is a Free and Opensource alternative to Jev AI but faster. Part of the early wave of tutorials and head-to-head tests after the open release.

Magnific shared a thread on building a character creator with Opus 5.5 featuring body sliders and one-tap lighting.

Zinho Automates shows workflows a dot can run on its own and explains why he rates it as a strong agent.

Coding experiments with Sol from a channel that benchmarks models on real projects.

How I AI podcast demos DevDay products including dots and spaces, with hands-on workflows.

Weighs Argon's claimed capabilities against real-world work scenarios and points out practical limits, chiefly restricted access.

Replaces the harness boot page with a full-window video clip that dissolves into the app. A purely cosmetic plugin that shows how deep the plugin system lets people customize the shell.

Same prompt run five times at low, medium, high, xhigh and max to show what extra reasoning effort changes in a Three.js-style scene.