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AgentLensHQ tracks 8,500+ AI projects day by day and catches the ones breaking out before they trend. It reads Hacker News, the researchers on X (formerly Twitter), and the labs themselves — OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepMind and the rest. Everything that matters is filed as a readable dispatch, and served to your agents over MCP.

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Projects

Projects

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Breaking out now

Large and climbing

Hacker News

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The community has already voted. We read the comments too — a story whose discussion we could not fetch never becomes a dispatch at all. And it is not written once and left: as the discussion keeps heating up, the dispatch is rewritten with whatever the thread has since said.

No more scrolling the timeline, and no more being kept inside the algorithm's bubble. We filter it for you every day and file two roundups of what was actually worth reading.

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No more opening a dozen official blogs every morning. First-hand releases from OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepMind and the rest, each with its substance pulled out.

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Changelog

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  • NewA project that keeps appearing on the weekly ranking now carries its whole run: what it gained in each of the last few issues, and whether it is gaining faster, gaining less, holding the same pace, or moving with no direction at all. Ponytail added 5,000 stars, then 8,369, then 12,154 in three consecutive issues — until now each issue introduced it again as though you had never met it.September 9, 2026
  • FixThe weekly ranking no longer ends with a list of repositories we had just catalogued. They were rarely new — one was a 70,273-star project we had simply never indexed — so the section described our own coverage rather than the week it was reporting on.September 9, 2026
  • FixA dispatch that fails to translate is now given another attempt instead of being written off after one bad one. 44 translations had been abandoned that way, and each missing one kept its dispatch out of that language’s archive entirely.September 9, 2026