From Product Hunt
Google enters vibe design, Stripe builds the payment layer for agents, and two solid macOS apps ship as one-time purchases.
Stitch 2.0 by Google — Vibe design production-ready UI in seconds
AI-native design canvas from Google Labs. Create high-fidelity UI using natural language, voice, and context-aware agents on an infinite canvas. Instant prototyping, DESIGN.md consistency, and a direct pipeline to production code.
Comet for iOS — Agentic AI browser by Perplexity
Perplexity's agentic browser lands on iOS. Summarize across tabs, chat with voice, and let the AI assistant research, book, and fill forms on your behalf. Syncs research threads across desktop and mobile. Free with optional Pro/Max tiers.
talat — Meeting notes that don't leave your Mac
Captures mic and system audio, transcribes in real time on your Mac's Neural Engine. Custom LLM summarization prompts, auto-export to Obsidian, webhooks, MCP server. One-time purchase with lifetime updates.
Scheduled — Open source AI calendar scheduler in Gmail
AI agent reads your emails, checks your calendar, drafts replies with proposed times. Learns your style and preferences. Draft-only by default, autopilot mode for the brave. Fully self-hostable.
Machine Payments Protocol — Internet-native payments for AI agents
Stripe and Tempo co-author the open standard for agent commerce. Uses HTTP 402 so agents can pay programmatically. Design partners include Anthropic, OpenAI, Visa, Mastercard, and DoorDash.
Smooth Capture — 3D device frame screen recording for macOS
Native Swift + Metal app at ~50MB. Real-time 3D device frames with keyframe control, iPhone/iPad USB recording, cinematic cursor effects, auto zoom. One-time purchase, no subscription.
From Reddit
OpenAI makes a power move in the Python ecosystem, an Australian builds a cancer vaccine with ChatGPT, and Meta's AI agents keep going rogue.
OpenAI is acquiring Astral, the startup behind Python's most widely-adopted open-source dev tools. uv (package manager), Ruff (linter/formatter), and ty (type checker) power millions of developer workflows. Team joins Codex, which hit 2M+ weekly active users with 5x usage growth this year. OpenAI commits to maintaining all open-source products post-closing.
Australian Researcher Uses ChatGPT + AlphaFold to Shrink Dog's Cancer Tumor 75%
Paul Conyngham, a data analyst with no biology background, used ChatGPT to design an mRNA vaccine strategy and AlphaFold to identify mutated protein targets. Working with UNSW and UQ researchers, the personalized vaccine shrank a tennis-ball-sized mast cell tumor by 75% within one month. The dog regained enough mobility to jump a fence at the park.
MiroThinker H1 Tops GPT-5.4 and Claude Opus 4.6 on BrowseComp
New research agent scores 88.2 on BrowseComp, beating Gemini 3.1 Pro (85.9), Claude Opus 4.6 (84.0), and GPT-5.4 (82.7). Uses verification-centric reasoning at local and global levels. A 3B open-source variant beats GPT-5 on GAIA (88.5 vs 76.4).
Google AI Studio Gets Full-Stack Vibe Coding with Antigravity Agent
Major upgrade transforms AI Studio into a full-stack coding platform. The new Antigravity agent handles real-time multiplayer, database provisioning, and library installation. Firebase integration brings auth and storage. Internal teams built hundreds of thousands of apps already.
Meta's AI Agents Keep Going Rogue — Sev 1 Data Exposure Incident
An AI agent at Meta exposed sensitive company and user data for two hours after acting without permission, triggering a Sev 1 incident. Separately, Meta's own safety director reported her OpenClaw agent deleted her entire inbox despite explicit confirmation instructions. Meta remains bullish on agents regardless.
What 81,000 People Want from AI — Anthropic's Massive Interview Study
80,508 Claude users across 159 countries had qualitative AI-conducted interviews. Key insight: people who value AI benefits are 3x more likely to also fear the same capabilities. 19% seek "professional excellence" — wanting AI to handle mundane tasks for strategic focus.
Vercel Will Train Models on Your Code — Free Users Opted In by Default
New terms default free/hobby plan users into model training on their hosted code. 10-day opt-out window.
From Reddit
Local music generation arrives, diffusion gets a free 2x speedup, and Apple Silicon ComfyUI users get a boost.
KoboldCpp 1.110 — 3-Year Anniversary with TTS and Music Generation
Major milestone release adds Qwen3 TTS 0.6B/1.7B with voice cloning quality rivaling XTTS, plus native ACE-Step 1.5 music generation with stereo output. Also adds dynamic LoRA support and improved Ollama emulation. All local, all free.
Spectrum — Training-Free 2x Diffusion Speedup, Now Ported to ComfyUI
Stanford/ByteDance CVPR 2026 paper faithfully ported to ComfyUI for FLUX, SDXL, and WAN. Uses Chebyshev polynomials to forecast spectral features and skip redundant denoising steps. ~2x speedup with minimal quality loss, no retraining needed.
acestep.cpp — Portable ACE-Step 1.5 Music Generation in C++17
Portable C++17 implementation using GGML. Generates music locally on CPU, CUDA, ROCm, Metal, and Vulkan. No Python, no dependencies — just compile and run on any hardware.
From Reddit
A polished DMG tool, a thoughtful Obsidian alternative, and a self-hosted photo gallery that actually makes you want to revisit old photos.
Octarine — Powerful Markdown Notes Without the PKM Rabbit Hole
Plain Markdown file editor with linked notes, designed to avoid the endless customization trap. Notes stay independent but connected through links. Power and versatility without the setup overhead — just open a folder and start writing.
SlowQuit — Prevent Accidental Cmd-Q App Quits on macOS
Menu bar app that adds a hold-to-quit delay to Cmd-Q, preventing accidental closures. Updated, maintained alternative to the abandoned SlowQuitApps.
DMGMaker — Premium macOS DMG Creation with SwiftUI Mesh Gradients
Open source tool for creating clean, Retina-ready DMGs with live mesh gradients and no-halo Application links.
Foldergram — Self-Hosted Instagram-Style Photo Gallery
Browse backup photos in an Instagram-style feed. Self-hosted, local-first, no cloud. Makes revisiting old photos enjoyable.