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    claude-mem gives AI coding agents persistent memory across sessions●thedotmack/claude-mem⬢github53412 min ago

    A developer-known open-source project called claude-mem is gaining attention on GitHub. Built in TypeScript, it captures everything an AI coding agent does during a session, compresses it, and injects the relevant context back into future sessions. It works with a wide range of tools including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Copilot and OpenCode, addressing the common frustration of agents forgetting previous work.

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    Former Microsoft Copilot CTO jumps to AWS as robot arms head to space station▼Robot arms for the space station; former Copilot CTO jumps from Microsoft to AWS✉newsTechnologyRobotics12 min ago

    A former Copilot CTO at Microsoft has moved to Amazon Web Services, a notable executive switch between two of the biggest rivals in cloud and AI. Separately, new robotic arm technology is being deployed for the International Space Station. The career move is drawing attention given the intensifying competition for senior AI talent, while the robotics news highlights continued automation work aboard the station.

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    Origin vs. Copilot Money: Best Finance App of 2026?●Origin vs. Copilot Money: Which Is the Better Personal Finance App in 2026?✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance26 min ago

    Personal finance apps Origin and Copilot Money are being compared as users weigh which one is better for tracking spending, budgeting and net worth in 2026. The comparison covers features, pricing and design, reflecting a wider search among consumers for reliable tools to manage their money as fintech options keep multiplying.

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    Israel says other flydubai crew not involved in Omani copilot attack▼Israel does not believe other flydubai crew members had any involvement in Omani copilot's terror attack - report✉newsWarTerrorism32 min ago

    According to a report by The Times of Israel, Israeli authorities have concluded that other flydubai crew members had no involvement in the terror attack carried out by an Omani copilot. The finding means attention remains on the individual perpetrator rather than the airline's wider staff, as investigators close the file on any possible accomplices among the crew.

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