Colin Wren from Stripe built and deployed a Tic-Tac-Toe app in three minutes. Provisioning it by hand would have taken another 10 to 20. Stripe Projects created the Netlify account and project first, so Codex only had to write the app.
Submissions for the @OpenAIDevs WebMCP Challenge close today at 1pm PT.
If you're still building, the Netlify starter and demo apps are deployable as they are, and the netlify.toml already carries the headers WebMCP needs.
netlify.com/webmcp-chall... 
Qwen 3.8 Max 0902 is now live in Command Code.
It's an upgraded Qwen 3.8 Max:
· 2.4T params
· 1M context
· Post-trained on coding & cowork
Available on GOAT, Pro, Max and API 
We've written 2 of these. One of them serves some of the world's largest databases. The other is about to serve the rest of the world's largest databases.
In the latest release, pressing a keyboard shortcut that includes an arrow key will no longer move selected objects by one pixel. For example, the Space + ➡️ shortcut (move the viewport over) would previously cause the ➡️ shortcut (move selected shapes right) to fire by mistake. 
Introducing Shared Projects. Shared Projects give teams a persistent home for related sessions, files, sources, artifacts, and prior work, so research knowledge can accumulate over time.
Read the blog here: tinyurl.com/yc35tsdz 
Netlify went to RenderATL without a booth. The team ran a builder station on the expo floor instead, so anyone walking past could sit down and work on a real project with someone from the team.
Tania Chakraborty's recap covers the whole week in Atlanta.
www.netlify.com/blog/build-w... 
dusting off my old "good means two different things" schtick to respond with: maybe software is good and getting better and more efficient at what it does, but it is no longer doing good, aligned, happy things that people want it to do
You don't need to be tied to your laptop while AI is working. KP and Chris Watts from OpenRouter discuss why cloud-based AI agents are becoming a natural fit for longer-running development tasks.
Our engineering and design team has been testing 26+ side-by-side comparisons across frontier and open models. All runs are public and open source. Benchmark for this demo here:
github.com/CommandCode... Ran FlappyBench on Muse Spark 1.3, Gemini 3.8 Flash, and Grok-4.6 with same /design prompt.
🔹 Muse Spark 1.3: 9/10 · $0.072. Nailed UI in 2 iterations with lowest cost
🔹 Grok-4.6: 9/10 · $0.095 · Matched Muse’s output, but cost 2x more
🔹 Gemini 3.8 Flash: 7/10 · $0.205 · Expensive and not finished this is my secret
Be bloody, bold, and resolute. Laugh to scorn / The power of man, for none of woman born / Shall harm Macbeth.
Meta Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor now live in Command Code.
Most capable lowest cost model yet.
Opus 5 & GPT 5.6 Sol class benchmark results.
Muse spark is one of the top five models in Command Code. 6T tokens already.
And it's going open source next week! 🐐
Available in GOAT, Pro, Max, & API. Point the Google GenAI SDK at gemini-3.8-flash and the Netlify Function you already wrote keeps working the way it did before. AI Gateway handles caching, rate limiting, and auth underneath it. Available now.
www.netlify.com/changelog/ge... 
Gemini 3.8 Flash is now live in Command Code GOAT(4x usage).
Input: $1.50
Output: $7.50
Cache Read: $0.15
Available on GOAT, Pro, Max plans and API. 
likely the fastest growing coding agent ever.
we're a small team of exceptionally strong, principled engineers to push toward the speed of light: the absolute ceiling of what open models can do. Harness, inference, hardware, kernels, every last-mile optimization.
hiring, come build it with us. 🐐 Command Code crossed $15M run rate today.
we’re winning minds, hearts, & support from the developer community at an astronomical momentum.
• $15M run rate
• 28T tokens scale
• 34K paying customers
• 99%+ cache hit rates
• $10/mo GOAT AI coding plan
building the best coding agent for open models! 
All five need a browser that speaks WebMCP. Use ChatGPT's in-app browser, or Chrome 149 or newer with chrome://flags/#enable-webmcp-testing turned on. There is no extension to install.
The Archive is a 1923 detective case with five investigative tools. You read the evidence on screen and direct your agent to search the records and decode what it turns up. webmcp-archive.netlify.app
Tagboard is a public board of tagged notes with seven tools attached. Every write is validated at the edge, then passes an AI moderator and a per-visitor rate limit before it reaches Postgres. webmcp-tagboard.netlify.app
The starter is a link hub with a guestbook and three tools. There is nothing to fork or download. You copy a prompt, hand it to a coding agent, and it builds and deploys the site for you. webmcp-starter.netlify.app
Mabel's Table is a fictional bistro with six typed booking tools and live availability behind them. Ask for Friday at 7 and the agent has to negotiate the nearest real opening. webmcp-mabels-table.netlify.app
Kurio is a fake marketplace where the agent does the shopping. It reads the catalog, fills a cart, and runs checkout on your behalf. Nothing ships and no card gets charged. webmcp-kurio.netlify.app