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    Univer is an open-source TypeScript project from dream-num that bills itself as an 'Office Harness for AI Agents'. It provides a single runtime combining spreadsheets, documents, slides, canvas, relational tables, and PDF handling. The repository is trending on GitHub, and the framing suggests developers are interested in giving AI agents tools to create and manipulate office-style documents. Beyond the project's own description, there is little discussion in the available evidence explaining what users are saying about it.

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    Netflix Historical Drama Hailed as Game of Thrones Meets Vikings▼Game Of Thrones Meets Vikings In Netflix's 5-Season Historical Drama Series✉newsCultureTelevision3 d ago

    Netflix's five-season historical drama is drawing comparisons to Game of Thrones and Vikings, with entertainment outlets highlighting it as an epic medieval series that blends political intrigue with large-scale battle storytelling. Coverage points to the show as a binge-worthy option for fans of gritty, large-canvas historical fiction, and viewers appear to be rediscovering it on the streaming platform.

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    Artist shares Procreate timelapse of Marie the Siamese Cat painting●Timelapse of my custom painting of Marie the Siamese Cat, painted in Procreate! # cat # art # paintingMmastodonCultureArt621 h ago

    An artist shared a timelapse video showing a custom digital painting of Marie, the white Siamese cat from Disney's The Aristocats, created in the Procreate app. The piece is being shared among art and cat lovers online, with viewers enjoying the chance to watch the illustration come together from blank canvas to finished portrait.

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    Artist Jenny Lam recalls 2022 CanvasRebel interview●On this day in 2022 I got interviewed by CanvasRebel! http:// canvasrebel.com/meet-jenny-lam An article about when I kneMmastodonCultureArt313 h ago

    Artist Jenny Lam is marking the anniversary of her 2022 interview with CanvasRebel, a publication that profiles creatives. In the piece she discussed when she decided to pursue art professionally, her projects and inspirations, the mission behind her creative journey, and her resilience. She shared the article again, drawing small engagement from fellow artists online.

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    Jersey City arts tour returns for 37th year▼'A living canvas' - Jersey City arts tour returns for 37th year✉newsCultureArt5 h ago

    Jersey City's annual arts tour is back for its 37th year, branded as 'A living canvas'. The event showcases the city's artists, studios and galleries, drawing visitors through neighborhoods across one of New Jersey's most diverse cities. Organizers say the long-running tour highlights Jersey City's growing reputation as an arts destination, though details on dates, venues and participating artists have not been widely reported.

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    DIY spooky solar lights featured by Cork N Canvas Iowa▼DIY Spooky Solar Lights with Cork N Canvas Iowa✉newsEnvironmentEnergy23 h ago

    Cork N Canvas Iowa is showing people how to make spooky solar lights as a do-it-yourself Halloween decoration. The craft idea combines solar-powered lighting with seasonal decor, offering a low-cost way to light up porches and yards. It comes as households look for affordable and energy-saving ways to decorate for the holiday.

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    PewDiePie highlights free self-hosted AI image editor●# Imageediting # AI https://www. xda-developers.com/pewdiepie-f ree-self-hosted-image-editor-does-what-adobe-and-canva-cMmastodonTechnologyAI123 h ago

    PewDiePie is drawing attention to a free, self-hosted AI image editor that XDA Developers says can do work normally requiring paid tools from Adobe and Canva. The coverage frames the open-source tool as an alternative for people frustrated with subscriptions and cloud-based editing, handing users local control over their image editing workflow.

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