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Meta adds Spaces for building custom planners, trackers, and dashboards
Google open-sources the Elephant-Goldfish Model
Perplexity’s Teammates take on recurring jobs and ongoing work
Scrape social media with Grok Bot for your weekly content brief
4 new AI tools worth trying today
AI TOOLS
Meta introduced Spaces in Muse, letting users describe a planner, tracker, game, or dashboard and have it built inside the app. The feature is available everywhere Muse operates.
Pin a space to the sidebar, make it a main tab, hide it, or schedule its appearance. A weekday planner could make way for weekend plans on Saturday.
Connect services such as Gmail, Google Calendar, OpenTable, and Notion to bring in updates, including concert dates, price changes, and savings progress.
Ask Muse to add features or change the design after it builds a space. You can also edit it yourself, add notes, and check off items. Examples include wedding planners, school dashboards, and order trackers.
A wedding plan can quickly become six email threads, three lists, and a calendar full of reminders. Spaces offers a way to pull that information into a custom view that updates from connected apps. Scheduling when it appears is a useful detail, especially for plans that don’t need to follow you around all week.
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AI MODELS
Google released the Elephant-Goldfish Model, an open-source plugin for planning software with AI agents. It supports Antigravity, Claude, Codex, and ChatGPT. Google says thousands of its engineers already use it.
The Elephant agent remembers the project history and drafts the specification. Fresh Goldfish subagents examine only that document and the current code, looking for gaps without the earlier conversation filling them in.
Work moves from brainstorming to a design document, then through five review stages that check understanding, design, and whether the plan is ready to build.
You decide the architecture and approve the specification before coding starts. Google recommends it for larger features rather than quick fixes. It’s available under Apache 2.0.
After a long planning chat, an agent can treat an assumption as something everyone agreed on. A fresh reviewer has no such background: if the specification leaves something unexplained, it has to ask. That makes the approach useful for bigger features, where a missing decision can become expensive once coding begins.
AI AGENTS
Perplexity launched Teammates, agents that handle ongoing assignments using Computer tasks, skills, memory, and tools. They’re available on the web to Max subscribers, with iOS support coming later.
Teammates can watch for changes, act on them, delegate to other teammates, and message coworkers in Slack. Suggested jobs include research, analysis, QA, ticket triage, and code review.
Each runs in an isolated environment with separate browser sessions and encrypted saved credentials. Users can inspect its work, take over the desktop, or change its direction mid-task.
Setup involves naming the teammate, connecting plugins, defining its job, and assigning a Project and first task. The feature is a research preview on the $200-a-month Max plan.
Weekly research and ticket triage don’t end when one session finishes. Teammates gives those jobs a continuing owner that can respond as work changes. The separate workspace and takeover controls make its activity easier to inspect, though the research-preview label matters for teams considering handing over work they depend on.
HOW TO AI
Collect posts from Reddit, X, YouTube and TikTok in one weekly research brief.
The last30days bot searches recent posts about your topic and brings the findings together with links. Its template is free. This setup requires Grok Bot on The X Subscription Premium plan ($30 a month) and a free ScrapeCreators account.
Step 1: Add the last30days bot
Open the free last30days template in the Grok Bot Marketplace. Select Import Bot, then Add Bot in the app. Ask it to confirm Python 3.12 or newer and the last30days skill are installed.
Run its first-run setup. YouTube uses yt-dlp, X uses an xAI API key or built-in X search, and TikTok and Instagram use ScrapeCreators, which includes 10,000 free calls. Existing credentials can be reused. Separate API charges may apply.
Step 2: Find rising topics
Ask for a last30days discovery run on your niche, such as AI tools for content creators. Request 5 to 10 topics with platform engagement numbers and one content angle each.
Treat growth rankings as the bot’s judgment. Choose a topic supported by activity on at least two platforms rather than relying on one viral post.
Step 3: Research one topic
Run last30days on your chosen topic. Request a brief with the 5 most-engaged posts, 3 attributed quotes, recurring audience questions and 3 possible content angles.
Open two or three source links. Check the quotes against the originals and treat suggested angles as ideas, not proof that nobody has covered them.
Step 4: Schedule a weekly sweep
Open Settings → Usage & Billing and leave Additional usage credits off to avoid extra usage charges through that setting. Separate API billing still applies. Grok Bot shares a weekly allowance with Grok and Cursor, so start with one sweep per week.
Ask for a Monday routine at 8:00 AM in your timezone. Have it discover topics, research the top pick and deliver the brief in its chat without publishing anything. Run it manually once and review the output before leaving it scheduled.
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OpenAI rolled out Remix for ChatGPT Sites to Business and Enterprise accounts. Users can copy a teammate’s site, describe changes, and continue editing their own version through chat.
Alibaba added a stealth model called Qoduck to its Qoder coding platform, free every day for all individual users for a limited time. Daily use costs no credits, even with maximum thinking and the 1M-token context window, though Qoder hasn’t said where the model comes from.
Anthropic updated Claude Code cloud sessions on Pro, Max, and Ultra to set up a repository’s dependencies, network access, and required API keys. The environment is saved for later sessions, while stored keys stay hidden from Claude.
💻 Reason Machines: Runs coding agents in the cloud or locally using your own API keys or subscription.
🖱️ Aside: Added Computer Use for desktop apps on Mac and Windows, extending beyond the browser.
🎙️ Cursor: Added voice chat, allowing spoken conversations with an agent.
🎬 Pika: Released H3 Flex, an open-weight video and audio model supporting up to 12 references and up to 4K.
THAT’S IT FOR TODAY
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