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Trama Puts State-Machine Review Before AI Code
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The big read · AI News
Trama Puts State-Machine Review Before AI Code
Trama, a new VS Code and Cursor extension, requires coding agents to propose intended behavior as state-machine diagrams before implementation. Developers review and approve the visual model, then the agent implements it while checking whether final code matches the approved design.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
Claude Code Mode Batches MCP Work in a JavaScript Sandbox
Claude Code Mode is a third-party MIT-licensed plugin that lets Claude write JavaScript programs to call MCP tools, filter responses, and return smaller results to the model while keeping intermediate data outside the context window.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
LLM Agent Tackles CIFAR-10 With $0.0085 in Tokens
An LLM-driven agent trained a CIFAR-10 image classifier and achieved 81.41% accuracy on 10,000 held-out images with a reported token cost of $0.0085.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
Rezoom 1.2 Moves Live Claude Sessions Into Desktop Chats
Rezoom 1.2, a KDE-first session manager, now moves running Claude coding-agent processes into its own embedded Konsole terminals using reptyr without restarting agents. The October 11 release adds clearer Claude state indicators, SSH chat support, session-health signals and optional multi-account support.
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