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Jep Links Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode
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The big read · AI News
Jep Links Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode
Jep functions as a middleware layer that abstracts local coding agents like OpenCode, Codex, and Claude Code behind a unified, hexagonal architecture. By implementing a shared HarnessAdapter interface, it decouples agent-specific logic from client surfaces like Telegram or Android apps.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
Nuvrail Adds Human Approval to AI Email Writes
Nuvrail is an open-source AGPL-3.0 proxy that inserts a human approval step between an AI agent and its email writes, intercepting IMAP and SMTP traffic without requiring a custom agent integration.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
AI Model Retirement: Successors Can Regress Agents
Mahal Systems found that upgrading AI models often degrades agent performance, even when using recommended successors. A study published on October 28, 2026, revealed that replacement models lowered scores in three of 12 upgrade tests, while 11 of 12 upgrades caused regressions on specific cases.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
Shufler Launches a 3D View for Claude Code and Codex
Shufler, an open-source macOS app, gives developers a 3D visual control room for managing multiple Claude Code and OpenAI Codex CLI sessions simultaneously, with terminal rows, pull request stages, and red indicators flagging items needing human input.
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