Three prompts. One interactive scene. And a render pipeline error the agent caught and fixed on its own.
Watch an AI agent go from a blank Unity project to color-shifting spheres, soap bubble shaders, and floating particles with burst interaction, including debugging its own mistakes mid-build.
AI agents won’t replace your process. They take the tedious parts off your plate so you can focus on the build.
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Open Source in 2026: AI, Legacy Code & Security The open source landscape in 2026 is being reshaped by two powerful forces: a wave of new AI models and tools, and a renewed appreciation for foundational technology. Microsoft’s open sourcing of DOS 1.0 is a gesture that goes beyond nostalgia—it’s a move to expose the … Read more
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Watch our CPO, Rosanna Sibora, share the latest agile updates and OpenProject’s clear commitment to becoming your team’s go-to agile solution.
Discover what our team has designed after extensive conversations with both current and future users. These updates are built around real needs and pain points – and this is just the beginning.
A first set of features is already available with OpenProject 17.3, with more exciting updates coming in future releases.
Dive deeper into the vision in Rosanna Sibora’s article:
https://www.openproject.org/blog/future-of-agile-work/
Explore OpenProject’s current agile roadmap here:
https://community.openproject.org/projects/stream-jira-agile-replacement/work_packages?query_id=7850
Build workspace agents in ChatGPT that can do work across your tools and help teams move faster. In this Build Hour, you’ll learn how to turn your team’s best practices into shared agents from start to finish.
Christina Huang (Engineering), Ho Joon Cha (Solutions Engineering), and Victoria Chernova (Product Marketing) cover:
• How to build agents for common workflows that require multiple steps, tools, and sources of context
• Using agent builder chat, choosing tools and connectors, and adding guardrails
• Testing, iterating, and sharing agents powered by Codex in the cloud
• Best practices and live Q&A
👉 Workspace agents in ChatGPT: https://chatgpt.com/agents
👉 Workspace agents blog: https://openai.com/index/introducing-workspace-agents-in-chatgpt/
👉 How to guide: https://developers.openai.com/cookbook/articles/chatgpt-agents-sales-meeting-prep
👉 Sign up for upcoming live Build Hours: https://webinar.openai.com/buildhours
How Enterprise h2oGPTe protects LLM applications from toxic content, PII leaks, and adversarial jailbreak attempts.
Even high-performing generative AI models require safeguards. h2oGPTe enforces multi-stage guardrails at the collection level—monitoring content during ingestion, at prompt submission, and before final response generation. Built-in toxic topic classifications and configurable custom guardrails keep AI strictly on-topic. PII detection uses a defense-in-depth approach combining regex, Presidio, and a fine-tuned ModernBERT model, while PromptGuard actively blocks adversarial jailbreak patterns and logs every violation.
Technical Capabilities & Resources
➤ Toxic Content & Custom Topic Filtering: Block harmful content and restrict AI to approved business topics using configurable guardrails.
🔗 https://docs.h2o.ai/enterprise-h2ogpte/guide/collections/create-a-collection#guardrails-and-pii-detection
➤ PII Detection & Redaction: Identify and redact sensitive data across prompts and responses using Regex, Presidio, and ModernBERT.
🔗 https://docs.h2o.ai/enterprise-h2ogpte/guide/collections/pii-sanitization#pii-detection-methods
➤ Adversarial Jailbreak Protection: PromptGuard detects and neutralizes adversarial prompt patterns before they reach the model.
🔗 https://docs.h2o.ai/enterprise-h2ogpte/changelog/tags/v-1-5#guardrails
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Top 10 OpenClaw skills that turn OpenClaw from plain to absolutely insane. In this video, I walk you through the exact 10 skills I install on every fresh OpenClaw setup on Linux — voice-to-task with OpenAI Whisper, real browser automation with Agent Browser, parallel Sub-Agents, the entire ClawHub ecosystem of 13,000+ skills, direct Gmail and GitHub access, structured memory with Ontology, and the ability to teach OpenClaw brand new skills permanently with Skill Creator.
If you’re running OpenClaw on Linux and feel like you’re only scratching the surface of what it can do — this is the video that will change that.
Summarize:
openclaw skills install summarize
Install/configure the summarize CLI if OpenClaw reports it missing
Official bundled skill file: [https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/blob/main/skills/summarize/SKILL.md](https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/blob/main/skills/summarize/SKILL.md)
Restart OpenClaw after installation
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Community & Events Rencontres R 2026 will be held in Nantes. The annual R conference brings together the community for talks, workshops, and networking. Wikidata Community Summit 2026 @ COSCUP is now accepting session proposals. Submit your ideas for talks on Wikidata tools, data modeling, or community projects. MISP 2.5.37 released with enhanced templates and … Read more
Open Source Community at a Crossroads This week’s digest paints a picture of an open source ecosystem navigating rapid change on multiple fronts. From AI model advancements and licensing debates to age verification laws and NASA budget cuts, the stories reveal a community grappling with external pressures while pushing forward with innovation. The common thread … Read more
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