Cursor has launched Projects, a feature enabling AI agents to manage large software development tasks like features, migrations, and full apps over months with minimal human oversight. Projects use a coordinator agent that delegates work to subagents, maintains shared context across machines, and can monitor systems via Slack or schedules. Users report substantial productivity gains, with new users merging 30% more PRs and primary Projects users merging six times as many.
StandProof is an iOS app that verifies standing desk usage by detecting barometric altitude changes and motion sensor data, eliminating self-reporting. Users earn coins for completing stand sessions and can customize sit-stand intervals following ergonomic guidelines, with a gamified desk cat that levels up based on activity.
A freelancer documented five Claude Code skills designed to handle business operations like meeting notes, invoicing, and client communication. The article introduces Solo Stack, a collection of 26 customizable skills covering the full client lifecycle from lead research to case studies, available on Gumroad for $19 with MIT licensing.
Bernie Sanders and Mark Takano reintroduced the Thirty-Two Hour Workweek Act, proposing to lower the standard workweek from 40 to 32 hours as artificial intelligence transforms the economy. Sanders argues that productivity gains from AI should benefit workers through shorter hours rather than enriching billionaires and corporate executives. The bill would gradually reduce overtime thresholds over four years while protecting worker compensation.
An essay arguing that competent employees should proactively handle work outside their formal responsibilities to compensate for organizational dysfunction, citing examples like Intel integrating CPU support into Microsoft's compiler. The author contends that a small percentage of people who do others' jobs are essential to organizational survival, though they warn against certain parallel efforts that create unnecessary headcount.
ForcePush is a native macOS app that gamifies fitness by matching your GitHub commits with push-ups, using a menu-bar timer to prompt exercise breaks and keep the score balanced. The app runs locally, integrates with GitHub for commit counting, and offers a one-time purchase model after a 7-day free trial.
LeoTabs is a free, open-source browser extension for Chrome and Edge that organizes tabs and bookmarks into project collections and spaces, allowing users to save work, search tabs, and reopen sessions. It supports importing bookmarks, exporting to multiple formats including Notion, and optional AI-powered organization via API connections.