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Augment Code has released Intent, a workspace for multi-agent development.
Living spec, browser, terminal, git, and recoverable workspace are all integrated into one interface, with Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode running in parallel.
For those who have already assigned tasks to coding agents within the team, you can take a look.
On Product Hunt, it ranked third on the day, with quite a bit of discussion.
I particularly value that it places specifications, execution, and acceptance in the same place, reducing the need to repeatedly explain the context; for small code modifications, th

Cohere has released the open-source speech transcription model Transcribe.
It is a 2 billion parameter Conformer ASR supporting 14 languages, capable of local deployment, and also accessible via API and Model Vault, with the download link directly on Hugging Face.
People managing inference environments, doing meeting transcriptions, customer service voice, and real-time speech agents should check it out. The average WER on the HF Open ASR Leaderboard is 5.42%, which is quite impressive.
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Anthropic has released Claude Opus 4.7.
The official release is available across the entire Claude product line, Claude API, Amazon Bedrock, Google Cloud Vertex AI, and Microsoft Azure AI Foundry, with prices still at $5 per million inputs and $25 per million outputs.
I will pay attention to its stability in long tasks; the article also includes xhigh effort, task budget public testing, and Claude Code's /ultrareview.
People working on complex coding agents, code review, and multi-step automation can take a look.

Open Design is a tool you can check out, currently with 14.1k stars on GitHub.
It consolidates web, desktop, and mobile prototypes, along with PPTs, images, and video scripts, into a single local design workspace.
The repository also includes 19 skills and 71 design systems directly integrated.
Those already using agents like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor for design workflows will find it more intuitive, and those wanting to keep prototypes, assets, and export processes in one place can give it a try first.
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Visa has integrated Polygon into the global stablecoin settlement program.
The data provided by Polygon official is very solid: Visa's plan has already reached an annualized volume of $7 billion this quarter, a 50% increase over three months;
Polygon has captured 34% of USD stablecoin transfers and 54% of USDC transfers.
I usually look at transaction volume and on-chain market share first; having both numbers makes the reference value much higher.
People involved in payments, clearing and settlement, and stablecoin infrastructure can consider this as an effective example of the on-chai

OpenAI @OpenAI has released ChatGPT for Excel and Google Sheets.
It can now directly modify formulas in the sidebar, clean up multi-tab workbooks, run scenario analyses, and connect with Skills and apps.
This is very useful for people who frequently do budgeting, financial modeling, and operational reports, because it supports everything from free plans to enterprise plans, and many users can try it out immediately by clicking.
Personally, I value most that it explains the linkages and scope of changes within the original sheet, which saves a lot of time when taking over large spreadshee

Western Union @WesternUnion has launched USDPT.
This is a US dollar stablecoin running on Solana, issued by Western Union itself, with Fireblocks providing the issuance infrastructure, and Anchorage Digital responsible for custody.
The first batch will be used for B2B settlements, treasury transfers, and cross-border clearing.
I think those involved in stablecoin deposits and withdrawals, cross-border payments, and corporate clearing should pay more attention, because this established remittance network is really issuing its own token, which is much more substantial than simply integrati

Kilo Code v7 for VS Code shot to the top of the Product Hunt daily rankings yesterday.
This open-source repository comes with parallel agents, diff reviewers, multi-model switching, and CLI, allowing you to write requirements, review patches, and switch models within a single workflow, suitable for those who have already started delegating coding tasks to multiple AI assistants.
GitHub currently has about 19k stars, and the repository also released v7.2.40 yesterday. I think developers who heavily use VS Code can try it directly; those who usually only run one assistant might not need such

Funds have returned to the US spot Bitcoin ETF.
On May 6th, the net inflow was $467.4 million, the previous day was $532 million, totaling nearly $1 billion over two days.
The report also mentioned that since May 1st, the net inflow has reached $1.63 billion, with assets under management returning to approximately $109 billion.
Those monitoring BTC and ETF fund flows can take a look.
This scale is already significant, at least indicating that institutional buying continues above $80k.
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