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Ando raises $20M for Slack alternative where agents are teammates

Sara Du’s Ando left stealth with a Slack-style messaging app that gives AI agents their own identities and inboxes so they can join channels, DMs, and transcribed calls without humans relaying work as “meat proxies.” Accel, Index, and Emergence led a $20M pre-seed/seed; small teams in software, real estate, and finance across 15 countries are already on it.

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DHH at Rails World: writing code by hand is no longer productive

At Rails World 2026, David Heinemeier Hansson said he has “retired from being a professional programmer,” arguing hand written code is no longer economically productive for most teams. 37signals is rebuilding Hey with agent driven native apps and Rust while he steers as a “maker” instead of chiseling code by hand…

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Microsoft Copilot app adds Code tab and Autopilot agents

Microsoft unveiled a redesigned Copilot desktop app with Home, Code, and Autopilot tabs: Code uses GitHub Copilot tech to build sandboxed, tenant hosted internal apps, and Autopilot (ex Scout) is a persistent enterprise agent with its own identity and cloud computer. Home and Code roll out to Frontier users in coming weeks; Autopilot enters private preview later this month…

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Lovable crosses $600M ARR as vibe coding scales

Co founder Fabian Hedin told HumanX in Amsterdam that Lovable’s annualized revenue hit $600M, up from about $500M in June. Users at two thirds of Fortune 500 companies are on the platform, apps it hosts pull nearly a billion monthly visits, and it has raised over $700M at a $13.3B valuation…

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Anthropic: Opus 5.5 ~40% cheaper on long Claude Code sessions

Anthropic estimates Opus 5.5 costs about 40% less than Opus 5 on typical Claude Code traffic after cutting cache reads 60% and token prices 20%. Sessions now run 3.3x longer per prompt with 2.6x more context; API users can set a one hour cache TTL, and forked subagents inherit the parent's cache…

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