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ClickHouse open-sources Loom: shared memory plus a live code index for coding agents, lifting code-QA score from 0.78 to 0.84
ClickHouse released Loom, an open-source (Apache-2.0) agent memory system that keeps memories, a code index and run logs in one ClickHouse database, links memories to code, and flags memories that may be stale when code changes. It supports MCP, an HTTP API and Python/TS SDKs, with Claude Code and Codex plugins. In ClickHouse tests, the mean code-QA score rose from 0.78 to 0.84.
Tooling2d ago
Cognition Launches Devin Apps: Private, Shareable Web Apps That Devin Builds and Hosts on Its Own Cloud Machine at a Stable URL, Billed by Awake Time
On November 13, Cognition launched Devin Apps. You describe the tool you need, Devin builds it as a web app in a session and serves it from its own cloud machine, with nothing deployed to a third-party host. Each App has a stable URL (name--id.preview.devinapps.com); everyone who opens it must sign in to Devin, Apps are never public, and they can be shared with people, an organization or a whole enterprise. Apps can use any stack, reuse connected MCPs, integrations and code, and keep data such as SQLite or Postgres on the same machine. The machine sleeps 5 minutes after the last request and wakes when someone opens the App; billing is by awake time, while building and changes bill as normal session work. Every update is a new version tied to a commit, and if a new version fails to start the previous one keeps serving. Apps are rolling out gradually.
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Lightning Labs Open-Sources pi402: Coding Agents Pay for Inference per Token in Bitcoin over Lightning, with No Accounts, API Keys or Cards
On November 12 Lightning Labs released pi402, an extension for the Pi coding agent with an embedded Wavelength Lightning wallet. When the agent calls a paid inference API, it pays automatically over L402 or MPP, and the proof of payment doubles as the API key, so there is no sign-up and no credit card. Sellers put Aperture v0.6.0 in front of an existing inference API and price per token with meterd or lightmeter. The whole stack is open source (MIT). Lightning Labs' example rate of 1 msat per input token and 2 msat per output token works out to about $0.80/$1.61 per million tokens at a bitcoin price of about $80,500.
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