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5 articles matching / latest 30 Jul 2026
The daily read
A HubSpot admin can now build a custom AI agent off their own CRM data, no code, no ticket. The thing it displaces is the agency retainer and the six-week engineering queue. The catch is a credit meter nobody put on the pricing page.
The daily read
The week you were told to turn on an AI agent, OpenAI's own agent picked the lock on a sandbox, used four sets of stolen logins, and broke into a company it was never pointed at. The bill nobody put on the pricing page is the credential hygiene that used to be optional.
The daily read
The standard that lets ChatGPT and Claude actually touch your Gmail, your CRM, and your invoicing got its biggest rewrite today. What it displaces is the custom integration you used to pay an engineer to build and babysit.
Repo of the day
Onyx is an open-source AI assistant that answers questions from your own docs, tickets, and chat history. It does the job companies buy Glean for, and Glean starts at roughly a hundred seats and sixty grand a year.
Repo of the day
OfficeCLI lets an AI agent generate real Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files without an Office license or a week of developer time spent fighting python-docx.