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2026-08-033

FixOn a Hacker News dispatch, the quoted comments are now translated along with the rest. They used to stay in English while the writing around them did not — on a story that is three quarters quotation, that left the discussion unreadable.
FixA rate-limited lab no longer blocks the labs behind it. OpenAI sits first in the list, so an hour of its feed refusing us meant Hugging Face, Qwen, vLLM and BAIR went unscanned that round — and the next, for as long as it lasted.
FixFewer projects had been reaching the front of the directory: each repository was only re-checked every four and a half days, long enough for a burst of stars to average itself away. Back to daily.

FixA lab article filed with tomorrow’s date no longer pins itself to the top of the archive printing a day that has not happened.
FixA dispatch is no longer lost when the models behind it are all down. It used to be dropped after three tries; it now keeps its place and is retried for up to two days.

FixQwen is filed again. The lab moved its blog and left the old feed frozen on September, taking ten months of releases with it — Qwen3.5, Qwen3.6, Qwen3.7 and Qwen-Image-3.0 among them. They are all in the archive now, and new ones arrive with the rest.
FixWhen a dispatch is rewritten — a project whose README changed, a story that kept climbing — every language is rewritten with it. 简体中文, 繁體中文, 日本語 and 한국어 used to keep serving the previous text while English showed the update.

NewThe homepage now opens on everything being watched: one dispatch from each source where Hacker News alone used to fill the list, every source and lab named, and the three repositories gaining stars fastest.
FixThe site reads properly on a phone. The header no longer stretches past the screen — its links fold into a panel — and tables, filters and project cards fit the width, with taps landing where you aim them.
FixA dispatch missing in one language is now retried on its own, so a single provider hitting its quota no longer leaves the other languages untranslated.

NewLab dispatches now show the source article’s own publish date, and cite a link straight to the original.
FixOpening a dispatch starts at the top of the article, and going back returns you to the exact row you left in the archive.
FixThe “All dispatches” link on a dispatch now returns to the filtered list and page you came from.

NewLabs watch: dispatches now cover posts from six frontier labs — OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Hugging Face, Qwen, vLLM and BAIR — filed within hours of publication.
NewA Labs filter on the archive, with a chip per lab to read one of them on its own.

NewAPI usage now draws on one credit balance per account instead of a separate call quota on every key.

NewDocs at /docs: a quickstart, the MCP server setup, and a full REST API reference.

NewAgent access: connect over MCP and search dispatches semantically, so your agent pulls the same sourced intelligence you read.

NewProject pages get crawler-visible HTML and their own social cards, matching what dispatches already had.

FixEvery generated dispatch is now validated end to end before publishing, and a fallback model takes over when the first one returns something unusable — no more truncated or garbled write-ups.

NewAn AI × Crypto digest vertical, filterable on the archive alongside the other sources.

NewWhy-now signals: a dispatch card tells you what changed — new, trending, a spike — instead of leaving you to guess why it surfaced today.

NewThe AI projects directory at /projects: what is gaining traction on GitHub right now, ranked by momentum rather than all-time stars.

NewThe whole site reads in English, 简体中文, 繁體中文, 日本語 and 한국어, dispatches included.
NewYouTube added as a source: long-form AI talks and interviews, summarized from their transcripts.

NewAgentLensHQ opens to the public — the dispatch archive is free to read, no account needed.

NewLink a Telegram chat to your account to get dispatches pushed as they are filed.