... it wraps Claude Code AND Codex into one clean interface. - Great integration with Claude Code's plan mode - Multiple tabs with multiple agents at the same time - Can use multiple models, not just one - Best git worktree support I've ever seen - Dedicated review buttons paired to any model - Buttons to create PRs, launch dev servers, etc... ...and the best part... it's FREE. ❤️ Try it out!

Straight from Saoud Rizwan the founder/CEO of Cline! Claude Code added an experimental feature that loads mcp tools on-demand! X post

***Starting today, our new default agent is Thinking with Gemini 3 Pro. This agent uses advanced reasoning to "think" through your design before writing a single line of code. The community has been calling Gemini 3 "too good at frontend" and "unmatched in visual reasoning." We agree. It handles complex dashboards, intricate DOM manipulation, and pixel-perfect CSS better than anything we've tested. All designs are backed by code and exportable to your favourite coding agent.*** Website Find them on X @stitchbygoogle for more Shipmas thingies.

A Claude Code plugin just dropped that gives Claude real memory across sessions. Not through prompt engineering tricks, but by automatically capturing what happens during your work and injecting compressed observations when you restart. Claude-Mem works like a persistent context layer that survives session crashes, context limits, and those annoying moments when you have to restart because you hit token caps. This open-source tool ❤️ uses lifecycle hooks to watch everything Claude does, extracts the meaningful bits through the Claude Agent SDK, and stores them in a SQLite database with full-text search. What makes it interesting is the progressive disclosure approach: you see an index of past observations with token costs upfront, then pull full details only when needed - mimicking how humans actually retrieve memories instead of dumping everything into context at once. Highlights: 1. Automatic Context Injection - No manual commands needed; recent observations auto-inject at session start with type indicators ( critical, informational) and token costs displayed upfront, helping Claude decide whether to fetch details or read source code directly. 2. Multi-Layer Memory Retrieval - Layer 1 shows observation indexes with token costs, Layer 2 fetches full narratives on-demand via MCP search, Layer 3 accesses original source code and complete transcripts for perfect recall. 3. 10 Search Operations - Search by observations, sessions, prompts, concept tags, files, types, recent context, timeline around specific points, timeline by query match, plus API help—all accessible through the mem-search skill or HTTP endpoints. 4. Installation - Run /plugin marketplace add thedotmack/claude-mem and /plugin install claude-mem in Claude Code, then restart; Bun and uv auto-install if missing, worker service starts automatically, memory capture begins immediately.

This approach is actually implemented in Strix, a recently trending open-source framework (17.4k stars) for AI pentesting agent. The framework spins up a team of AI "attackers" that probe your web apps, APIs, and code. It then returns validated findings with exploit evidence, remediation steps, and a full PDF report that looks exactly like what you'd get from a traditional firm, but without a $50k invoice and a month-long wait time. You can see the full implementation on GitHub and try it yourself. Just run: strix --target https: //your-app .com and you are good to go. Human red teams aren't disappearing, but the routine pentest (pre-launch, post-refactor, quarterly checks) is clearly shifting to AI. Open-source! ❤️