Sep 28 to Oct 4, 2026

Julian Goldie summarises the mods update and what it means for people automating work with Claude Code.

Cursor engineer points to the engineering team's bots now installable from the marketplace, with a screenshot of the listing.

A spec-driven build where Opus 5.5 drove Unity, Blender and Higgsfield through custom skills; the creator walks through the workflow in a video.

Slack confirms a connector that lets Muse read workspace context instead of guessing, one of the headline additions in the September 29 batch.

Zhimeng Guo's open-source personal agent app that runs on your machine and adapts to your taste instead of living in a vendor cloud.

Autonomous agent harness in which Astra clears the Orc starting zone in about 40 minutes, a notable long-horizon game-playing result.

Federico Viticci turned an Xteink X4 Pro e-reader into a handheld e-ink screen showing his Muse character, status and settings, with recoverable SD firmware updates.

Hands-on test of agentic coding and frontend design asking if Sol can replace Opus 5.5.

Adds NVIDIA's NVFP4 quantisation to Strata so a single 12GB+ RTX 20 to 50-series card can host the MoE.

At a token threshold it has Haiku write a structured handoff brief to disk, runs /clear and seeds the fresh session with a pointer to it, so long jobs keep their thread without lossy compaction.

Jesik Min built a roughly $50 SenseCAP Watcher gadget that photographs a wine label, has Muse read producer and vintage, and files the bottle into a personal cellar over Tailscale in under an hour.

Measurements from 24 hours of testing showing Sol 6.1 much slower than GPT-6 Sol and GPT-5.6 Sol at xhigh.

Funny screenshot of a dot querying OpenAI's help-site support chatbot to learn about its own capabilities.

Re-renders Claude Code replies with themeable tables, syntax-coloured code, diagrams and charts in palettes like Dracula and Catppuccin, plus copy buttons on every block.

A native VR port built on the Petari decompilation using Opus 5.5 assistance.

Professor Ryan Ahmed tests a dot on assorted tasks and summarises what it handled well.

A Vietnamese-language skill that walks Muse through characters, script, keyframes, mega-prompt, video, voice-over and editing; includes a sample film, The Last Lantern.

A free Claude skill that checks, builds and upgrades skills against Anthropic's skill-writing rules.

Automates the summarise, /clear, paste routine for long sessions, keeps the cache warm while you are away and helps Claude remember what you taught it.

Stripe announces a merchant-side connector so business owners can set up payments, update prices and analyse revenue from a Muse chat.

A developer had Muse scour Reddit and YouTube for high-quality live-set videos to feed a concert site, praising its browser automation and apparent lack of token limits.

Derrick Choi, Codex APAC lead at OpenAI, describes his dot as basically an extension of himself that is available around the clock, posted with the launch-day demo video.