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Read in fullIssue 17: Cursor finds malicious Claude Code extensions, and Cloudflare reports a customer-data leak
Cursor identifies two malicious Claude Code extension versions. Cloudflare reports a data leak, and Vercel changes how it bills cached data.
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All articlesCursor Projects now lets a whole team share one set of agents and context
Cursor Projects now supports teams in beta, with a shared task board, shared specs and docs, and coordinator agents that sync across teammates.
Netlify Server adds a long-running backend for WebSockets and in-memory state, free during Early Access
Netlify Server runs one persistent Node.js backend next to your frontend. It is free in Early Access, with billing and rates still to come.
Write the first paragraph of an agent's pull request yourself and fold the rest away
Simon Willison opens agent-written pull requests with a short human summary and folds the full text away. The risk is what that summary leaves out.
Claude Fable 5.2 reaches Copilot and AI Gateway, but Anthropic retains your prompts
Claude Fable 5.2 is in GitHub Copilot and Vercel AI Gateway. It needs data retention, so zero-retention setups are blocked or need an exemption.
Claude Code's "Don't ask again" can save your password into a file that ends up on GitHub
Apiiro found real secrets in 1,122 public copies of Claude Code's settings.local.json. Check your repos and rotate anything exposed.
Fable 5.2 does expert-level work but misses its own weak output, Ethan Mollick finds
Wharton's Ethan Mollick calls Claude Fable 5.2 "almost AGI" after early access. His tests show its gap is judging its own work, not doing tasks.