Xiaomi released MiMo Code on June 10 under the MIT license. It’s a terminal-native AI coding assistant, forked from OpenCode, and it comes with something most coding agents don’t: a
Anthropic opened the Managed Agents public beta on June 9, the same day Fable 5 launched. It got less coverage. It might matter more to people actually building with Claude.
Claude Code version 2.1.172 shipped nested sub-agent support: agents can now spawn other agents, which can spawn other agents, down to five levels deep. The headline made rounds fast. What
Anthropic shipped Claude Fable 5 on June 9 with a genuinely impressive spec sheet: 1 million token context window by default, 128K output tokens per response, always-on adaptive thinking, and
If you’ve got existing articles and want to repurpose them as short video content without manually scripting and producing every clip, this Claude skill does that job in one run.