#open-source
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AI News Briefing — GitLab patches command-execution flaw in self-hosted AI Gateway
GitLab patches a 9.9-rated flaw that let Duo Agent Platform users run commands on self-hosted AI Gateways. Apple tightens macOS Full Disk Access over agent risk, and Cloudflare open-sources its Clef decision models.
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AI News Briefing — AWS open-sources Strands Decider, a local decision model
AWS open-sources Strands Decider 2B, a decision model small enough to run locally. Claude Code gets mods that rewrite its behavior, unsandboxed, and Copilot's CLI gains dynamic workflows and desktop computer use.
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AI News Briefing — NVIDIA open-sources OpenShell to enforce agent policy at runtime
NVIDIA open-sources OpenShell, a runtime that traces and polices what agents touch, with over 100 backers including Anthropic. A malicious MCP server could steal OAuth credentials from Python SDK clients until this week's fix.
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AI News Briefing — Open source agents breached 27 companies in five days
Three open source penetration-testing agents ran 105 attacks in five days and breached 27 companies, at a mean $25.46 a scan. Google put 30-second voice replication behind a self-serve API.
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AI News Briefing — Infostealer malware hijacks Claude login sessions
Anthropic is revoking Claude sessions, removing saved payment methods and refunding charges after infostealer malware lifted login cookies off users' machines. OpenClaw's 2.0 release moves sessions onto paired devices and cloud workers.
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AI News Briefing — Open spec federates agent discovery across registries
A working group spanning Microsoft, Google, Nvidia, GitHub and Databricks published ARD, an open protocol for federated agent discovery. JetBrains put Junie fully on-device: Qwen 3.6-27B on a 64 GB M5 Mac, free.
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AI News — August 14, 2026
Eight days after announcing a price rise with no figure attached, DeepSeek published one: V4 Pro cache-hit input rises 12x at peak on Sunday, and its agent harness went open source under MIT.
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AI News — August 9, 2026
Coinbase, Shopify and Ramp each built an in-house coding agent and none of them replaced Claude Code — the layer these teams chose to own is the harness, not the model.