Congrats again to all the winners! Build Personal Agents Hack was a blast!
250 hackers · $280k in prizes · dying Wi-Fi · dozens of submissions · 3 winning teams · 2 side quests
Thanks everyone for joining and inspiring us with your amazing agent projects!
Congrats to @rough__sea and the @deno_land team. I really believed in Ryan's vision for Deno, so it's a shame to see it wind down. The JS runtime / package manager space is brutal though, so can’t blame y’all for this decision
We’re rolling out monthly Claude Platform API credits for Max and Team plans:
Max 5x: $100
Max 20x: $200
Team: up to $500, pooled
Works on any model, including Haiku 5.5, in your code or third-party harnesses.
How it works and full terms: support.claude.com/en/articl…
Got to play with this a lot before the launch. Config registry is a game changer fellas - this now makes Kernel my recommended option for giving agents to browsers
Proud to have helped the @usekernel team ship this one
introducing config registry. give your agents recommended browser and proxy settings to target sites.
config registry made 96% of previously inaccessible sites reachable in pre-launch testing.
now available. details in the thread.
spent sunday at the build personal agents hack. best part: everyone building for a problem they actually have. that's where the good agent ideas come from
Introducing Gemini 4 Argon, our new frontier model, rolling out to cyber defenders starting today, and more widely as soon as possible. I am really excited by the progress we have made here. Argon is priced at $2 in and $10 out during introductory pricing!
This summer, we handed 40K+ books to developers for @mastra.
Their CEO, @calcsam, on working with us:
"@Goosewin is reliable, trustworthy, knows his shit, and he comes with an army. It is very, very hard to find someone as good at DevRel as Goose."
goosewin.com/customers/mastr…
americans being among the least optimistic people on earth about AI is a bigger threat than AI itself
being an AI doomer in 2026 is morally irresponsible. this tech will raise quality of life for billions and it appears americans are too scared to see it
'An average of 72 percent of respondents said they felt curious, happy or excited about A.I., compared with 41 percent who felt worried, sad or angry.' @nytimes's Damien Cave uses @Gallup data to remind us the rest of the world digs AI. (Annoyingly, NYT doesn't link to Gallup directly, link below.) nytimes.com/2026/09/23/world…news.gallup.com/poll/714593/…