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Use Amba as your app's backend

Amba is the backend-as-a-service for mobile apps — auth, push notifications, payments, leaderboards, messaging, and more — that your coding agent sets up for you.

Paste this into Claude, Cursor, or your favorite coding tool:

Read https://amba.dev/llms.txt and integrate Amba into this app.

Your agent reads the instructions, creates your account and API keys with no browser, provisions a database isolated to your app, and installs the SDK — in under a minute. Then you just keep asking: add a leaderboard, wire up subscriptions, set up referrals. Where Supabase and Firebase hand you a database and leave the rest to you, Amba ships those as working features.

One backend, one SDK across web, iOS, Android, Unity and more.

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PEAK OF THE DAY

Anthropic wants Claude to be your next coworker

Anthropic just launched Claude Tag, a new system that lets teams assign work to Claude directly inside Slack.

Instead of opening a chatbot, employees can simply tag "@Claude" in a channel. The AI can access approved company tools, databases, documents, and codebases, then work through tasks on its own before reporting back when it's finished.

Andrej Karpathy called it the "third major redesign" of AI interfaces.

It's easy to see why.

For the past three years, we've interacted with AI the same way: open a chat window, type a prompt, get a response.

Claude Tag flips that model on its head. Instead of bringing your work to AI, Anthropic is bringing AI to where work already happens. And for most companies, that's Slack.

More importantly, Claude doesn't disappear after answering a question. It can build context across channels, follow ongoing work, and operate in the background without constantly needing new instructions.

The first wave of AI was chat. The second was AI embedded into software like Cursor. The third may be AI embedded directly into team workflows.

If that's true, a lot of startups should be nervous. Hundreds of companies have raised money to build AI coworkers, AI project managers, and AI workplace assistants. Anthropic just put one inside Slack.

(Watch the demo here)

THROUGH THE VALLEY

1/ Document AI is becoming a lot more multilingual: Mistral released OCR 4, a document intelligence model capable of extracting structured data from PDFs, presentations, contracts, and technical files across 170 languages. The system delivers state-of-the-art accuracy and up to 4x faster processing, helping businesses turn unstructured documents into searchable, AI-ready data. (watch ithets launch video)

2/ OpenAI's voice mode may release this week: References to a new bidirectional voice model called Bidi 1 have begun appearing in ChatGPT, with early testers reporting more natural conversations, better interruption handling, and stronger memory across long discussions. The upgrade could make ChatGPT's voice experience feel significantly more human and responsive. (watch the demo)

3/ Meta wants AI glasses to become the next smartphone: The company launched Meta Glasses, a new line of AI-powered smart glasses starting at $299, making them one of the most affordable entries in the category. The move comes as smart-glasses shipments surge and competition from Apple, Google, OpenAI, and Snap begins to intensify.

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