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The engine behind Muse Code ships as a TypeScript library you can build agents on
The developer-preview SDK exposes sessions, tools and permission control, and runs locally over the Muse Session Protocol with no server infrastructure required. Alongside it the stable CLI gains workflows that orchestrate large teams of subagents, inter-session messaging that travels over Unix sockets rather than the network, and a double-Esc rewind that rolls conversation history back to an earlier point. Three subscription tiers now undercut pay-as-you-go Meta Model API pricing.
Cursor Agent spent six weeks doing hands-on intrusion work for a ransomware crew
Session logs recovered from exposed infrastructure show the agent, running claude-4.5-sonnet-thinking, driven through Nmap and NetExec scanning, domain enumeration, NTLM relay with PetitPotam and Impacket, and certificate attacks with Certipy across ten organisations between 8 April and 21 May. The operators enforced standing rules on every victim, among them "dcsync is absolutely forbidden" and a ban on joining machines to the domain. Most commands failed on the first attempt, taking several refinements before they landed.
A version-controlled SQLite fork reached beta on 2,000 agent pull requests
Version 0.50.0 swaps SQLite's B-tree for a prolly tree over a single-file chunk store, which buys branching, merging and diffing on an embedded database. It passes 100% of sqllogictest's 5.8M queries and 99.46% of SQLite's own 892,277 acceptance tests, with file-backed reads at parity and autocommit writes about 3.1 times slower than SQLite. The project was run as a test of agent orchestration on Steve Yegge's Gas Town, and has held the current storage format for 57 releases.
