$ AI agent and coding-agent news sources

AI agents are programs where a model plans and uses tools (a shell, an editor, a browser) to complete a task. On Linux the most visible examples today are terminal coding agents that read your repository, edit files and run commands.

These tools change weekly, so release notes are the most reliable source of what is new. The sources below combine release notes for popular terminal agents with writers who test them in practice and report on what works and what does not.

Sources for ai agents news (8)

Claude Code Releasesagentsvibe-coding

Release notes for Claude Code, the terminal coding agent.

OpenAI Codex CLI Releasesagentsvibe-coding

Release notes for Codex CLI, an open-source terminal coding agent.

Aider Releasesagentsvibe-coding

Release notes for Aider, AI pair programming in your terminal.

Simon Willison's Weblogvibe-codingagentslocal-ai

Daily notes on LLMs, local models, tools and practical AI hacking.

Latent Spaceagentsvibe-coding

Newsletter/podcast for AI engineers: agents, coding tools, infra.

Hacker News: LLMslocal-aiagents

Hacker News stories about LLMs and local models with 100+ points.

OpenAI Newsresearchagents

Product launches, model releases and research from OpenAI.

Microsoft Research Blogresearchagents

Research updates incl. agents, small models and AI systems.

FAQ

Are coding agents safe to run on my machine?
Run them in a project directory, review what they do, use version control, and prefer a container or VM for untrusted tasks.

See what these sources published in the last 24 hours on the latest checkup.

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