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    Figma has begun restricting access to its Model Context Protocol server to a whitelist of approved clients, and Pi is reportedly not among the approved ones. The move means developers and AI tools outside the allowed list can no longer connect to Figma's MCP endpoint. Community reaction has focused on what this means for open access to AI-integrated developer tools, and the company's criteria for approving clients have not been made clear.

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    California Man Charged in $300 Million Nvidia AI Chip Smuggling Scheme●Nvidia AI Servers Allegedly Routed Through Malaysia and Singapore In $300 Million China Scheme, California Man Charged.𝕏xSG118 min ago

    A California man has been charged in an alleged scheme to route Nvidia AI servers through Malaysia and Singapore before they reached China, bypassing US export controls, in dealings valued at roughly $300 million. The case highlights ongoing concern that restricted advanced AI hardware is still finding its way to Chinese buyers through Southeast Asian intermediaries, drawing attention from regulators and the tech industry.

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    Pi pod lets developers run coding agents in self-hosted sandboxes●Show HN: Pi pod – Run your pi coding agent in sandboxes on your own serverYhnScienceBiology11222 min ago

    A developer has launched Pi pod, a tool for running the Pi coding agent in sandboxed environments on your own server. The project was shared on Hacker News and drew over a hundred upvotes within hours, placing it near the top of the site. The pitch is control and security: AI coding agents execute code in isolated containers hosted on infrastructure you own, rather than in someone else's cloud.

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