📊 @ai_release1 Weekly Stats 👥 Subscribers: 812 👁 Posts: 167 | Views: 13909 | Average: 83.3 🔥 Top posts: • post #670 — 134 👁 • 🔥 Microsoft reminded about Windows Update certificate expiration — 95 👁 • 🎬 Capybara Adventure review and guide: cozy ASMR gameplay — 95 👁 • 📖 New guide: How to connect Android to Windows without Microsoft Ph — 95 👁 • 💡 new-term-radar: a daily radar of new AI models from X, Git — 95 👁 🧪 Trends of the week: The main theme of the week wasn't another model, but the tooling around AI agents: MCP servers, skills, local memory, and routing for Claude Code and Cursor were dropping almost every day — from devmemory and Graphicle to AgentCouncil and bridges to Blender, Moodle, and email. The second notable thread was local inference and making it cheaper: Qwen-Image 2.1 on a MacBook Air with 16 GB, DeepSeek via Ollama, llama.cpp on a jailbroken PS5, and compact models like LFM2.5 for laptops. The point is that competition is shifting from "who has the stronger model" to "who has the more convenient and cheaper infrastructure around the model," and agents are quickly becoming just another software layer that even solo developers assemble for themselves. Against this backdrop, the flip side also emerged — an analysis of MCP as a new attack surface and questions about agent security. In the coming days, we expect the flow of MCP and skill projects to continue, and with it the first public breakdowns of how such servers leak data and access.
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