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Anthropic imposes weekly limits on Claude Code, affecting 5% of premium users. Pro users get 40-80 hours, Max users 140-480 hours, but $200 vs $100 plans differ only 5 hours, sparking backlash. Users criticize sudden July restrictions and lack of transparency. Anthropic cites demand surge, vows long-term solutions, raising debates on AI subscription sustainability.....

Anthropic suddenly imposed strict usage restrictions on Claude Code, causing strong dissatisfaction among developers. Users of the $200/month Max plan were most severely affected, with many experiencing service interruptions without prior notice. The new rules target heavy users who require round-the-clock operation, but the specific limit criteria remain unclear. Developers have complained about the high monthly fee in contrast to the restricted usage, as 30 minutes of activity can trigger a limit of 900 messages. Although the official stated that only 5% of users are affected, the lack of transparent communication has led to a trust crisis. Anthrop

Async-Code, an AI coding assistant, enables parallel task execution with multiple AI models, boosting dev efficiency. Features: 1) Web UI for task management; 2) Git integration; 3) Model output comparison. Poised to be a 2025 standout, with future enhancements planned.....

The SWE-bench team has launched a lightweight open-source project called mini-SWE-agent, which can fix 65% of GitHub project bugs with just 100 lines of code. This version simplifies the architecture, removes complex tool interfaces, and executes commands through Bash, offering better compatibility and fewer dependencies. While retaining the core functions of the original version, it provides tools such as batch inference and a trajectory browser, supporting command-line startup and visual monitoring. The team states that mini-SWE-agent is suitable for developers who prefer simplicity, while the original version is more appropriate for others.

Wang Xingxing, founder of Unitree Tech, stated at the AI Women's Elite Forum that the humanoid robot industry is experiencing explosive growth, with Chinese manufacturers achieving 50%-100% growth in H1. He highlighted the integration of general AI and robotics as a key trend, noting significant progress in code generation, where AI success rates now exceed 90%. Wang likened AI's productivity impact to the electricity revolution, calling this a f....

Trickle launches Magic Canvas, the first AI-powered visual canvas enabling zero-code app development. It combines human-AI collaboration for real-time code generation, supporting multi-scenario use with innovative version control.....

Zhejiang University's TestSprite2.0 achieves breakthrough, automatically creating bug-free websites in 30 mins with 93% code accuracy. It streamlines testing via AI, supports cross-timezone automation, and is adopted by 6000+ teams.....

Tencent launches AI-powered CodeBuddy IDE, enabling no-code development via natural language. Supports full-cycle app creation, cloud deployment, and AI-assisted coding.....

Tencent Cloud officially launches CodeBuddy AI IDE, a tool that is hailed as the world's first integrated AI full-stack engineer spanning product, design, and development, attracting widespread attention in the industry. With its unique working method, CodeBuddy AI IDE allows users to propose requirements through natural language conversations, automatically completing the entire process from product concept to design prototype, front-end and back-end coding, and deployment, truly realizing the vision of 'conversation as programming'. It is reported that CodeBuddy AI IDE integrates

AI code review startup Greptile is currently raising $30 million in Series A funding, with an estimated valuation of $180 million. Founded by 22-year-old Dasksh Gupta, the company secured a $4 million seed round after completing Y Combinator's incubation program. Its core product is an AI tool that can review code like an experienced engineer. However, the sector is highly competitive, with main competitors Graphite and Coderabbit having raised $52 million and $16 million respectively.

AI code review startup Greptile raised $30M Series A at $180M valuation, led by Benchmark. Founded by 2023 grad Daksh Gupta, its AI detects code errors but faces rivals like Graphite. Gupta's demanding work culture sparked controversy.....

Claude Code faces backlash as paid users encounter unexplained usage limits, sparking transparency concerns. Subscribers report frequent restrictions without clear explanations, disrupting projects. Anthropic's vague responses and repeated service failures intensify trust issues.....

Amazon AWS launches a new AI development tool called Kiro, focusing on the concept of specification-driven development. The tool is based on the open-source Code OSS platform and is compatible with the VS Code ecosystem. It uses AI collaboration to first generate requirement documents and system designs, then automatically generates code, test cases, and documentation, ensuring code quality. Kiro supports multimodal input and automated testing features. It is currently available for free preview, and a paid version will be released in the future. Its specification-driven development model has the potential to address maintenance challenges with AI-generated code, but the initial usage may be complex.

Moonshot AI officially released its latest creation - the Kimi K2 model, and simultaneously announced its open source. This foundation model based on the MoE architecture has gained widespread attention in the AI field since its release, thanks to its strong coding capabilities and excellent general Agent task processing abilities. The Kimi K2 model has a total of 1T parameters, with 32B activated parameters. It has achieved top performance among open-source models in a series of benchmark performance tests such as SWE Bench Verified, Tau2, and AceBench.

Mistral AI launched the Devstral2507 series with two AI models: the open-source Devstral Small1.1 (24 billion parameters, SWE-Bench score of 53.6%) and the enterprise version Devstral Medium2507 (score of 61.6%). Small1.1 supports a 128k context window and local deployment, while Medium2507 outperforms some commercial models. Both are optimized for code reasoning and program synthesis, and support integration with agent frameworks.

Google releases the open-source tool MCP Toolbox for Databases, simplifying the integration of AI agents with SQL databases. The tool connects to a database with just 10 lines of code and supports secure mechanisms such as connection pool management, authentication, and schema introspection. It is compatible with various Google Cloud databases. As an open-source project, it lowers the development barrier, but currently mainly supports Google ecosystem databases. Future expansion of compatibility may be needed. This tool has the potential to become a standard component for AI development, driving intelligent data processing.