txcript is a library and CLI tool that enables users to transfer AI chat sessions between different coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, preserving messages, reasoning, and tool history. It provides Rust and JavaScript APIs, supports multiple agents, and allows session searching, viewing, editing, and exporting across platforms.
A study of 85 open-source projects publishing OpenAPI specs found 95% lack breaking-change detection tools, yet 67% of projects that shipped consumer-visible breaking changes disclosed them clearly in release notes. The research discovered that most API maintainers communicate breaking changes responsibly despite the absence of automated compatibility gates.
Claude Code can run open models from Token Factory by using nebiusrelay, a local proxy that translates between Anthropic Messages API and OpenAI-compatible formats. The setup allows using models like Kimi K2.7 Code with Claude Code unchanged, requiring only environment configuration and a simple command-line flag.
This article explains how AI tool calling works: a model receives a list of allowed functions, requests one by emitting structured JSON, your program executes it and returns results, then the loop repeats. The author demonstrates this four-step cycle with runnable 40-line code examples in JavaScript and Python using the Anthropic API.
Google introduces Gemini 3.8 Live and 3.8 Live Extended Thinking, two new AI models designed for real-time voice conversations and complex reasoning tasks. The models deliver near real-time processing, multi-language support, and tool execution capabilities, with 3.8 Live Extended Thinking achieving top scores on Speech to Speech Quality benchmarks while maintaining competitive pricing.