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When I started developing Parasocial, I did so because I felt there was a lack of innovation in the podcast audience space. No one was leveraging the latest capabilities in consolidated search, sharing, and curation. I said I'd be developing fast and full-time, not as a side project.

Today, I am happy to announce that less than 6 months after our initial release, we've developed another in-demand feature for Parasocial users. Too fast for PH to allow us a new launch \_( )_/ . So I'm posting here.
PARASOCIAL NOW SUPPORTS VIDEO
Parasocial Watch warranted the step up to 2.0, which is why you'll see it celebrated on our homepage and throughout the app. To use Watch, update to the latest Parasocial app in the Apple App Store, subscribe to any video-enabled feed, and tap the "Watch" button that appears on the cover art. You'll start streaming the video instantly.
Parasocial Watch supports in-line, full-screen, and picture-in-picture mode on iPhone, iPad, iPhone Duo, and on your desktop OSX. As always, your place is synced across devices every 30 seconds, whether you are watching or listening. 
I'd be interested to hear, err, see what you think.

Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pa...
Our website: https://parasocial.fm

Hi everyone, Ashish here, founder of Atlaso.

Quick context if you haven't seen us before: Atlaso is one shared memory for your AI tools. Tell Claude Code something once, and Cursor, Codex and the other tools you connect already know it next time. It saves your decisions, preferences and lessons as you work, so you never have to type "remember this."

Article 50 of the EU AI Act is already live, and the one grace period in it is narrower than most summaries make it sound.

Article 50 of the EU AI Act became generally applicable on 2 August 2026, and national authorities can enforce it now. It applies whatever your risk classification is, which is the part small teams tend to miss: you do not need to be a "high-risk" system to be covered. The Digital Omnibus that entered into force in July did not change the substance of these duties, according to the law-firm write-ups I read (Goodwin, and Ropes & Gray).

I believe that cloud providers should make hard spending caps the default: when you hit your limit, everything stops, rather than you getting a warning email you only see after the damage.

The reason is simple: coding agents can now ship code that burns through paid APIs while you sleep.

I recorded myself using Aura to show what we re building at Neural: a computer that creates the interface you need as you talk.

I ask her to explain hardware, and she creates a rotatable 3D model directly on my screen. In the same demo, she builds presentations, a playable game, and a visual explanation over a research paper.

Aura is available on Mac and Windows. This is the direction I m building toward: you describe what you need, and the computer creates the experience around it.

I recorded myself using Aura to show what we re building at Neural: a computer that creates the interface you need as you talk.

I ask her to explain hardware, and she creates a rotatable 3D model directly on my screen. In the same demo, she builds presentations, a playable game, and a visual explanation over a research paper.

Aura is available on Mac and Windows. This is the direction I m building toward: you describe what you need, and the computer creates the experience around it.

I have heard/read that people started making mistakes in their text to sound more like a human and less like an AI.

+ There was a discussion that LinkedIn identified AI-generated text + Claude released text watermarks.

Auto mode is the default in Claude Code now. A classifier checks every tool call, runs the safe ones and blocks the risky ones. Most days that is exactly what you want.

The part I keep coming back to is what happens after a block.

The last two days, I had some personal problems and spent basically the whole time trying to solve them.

And during that time I did no work, no posts, no ideas, no inspiration, nothing... =D

Just me, solving my own puzzle !

A Semrush analysis found that the most-cited domain in a ChatGPT category matched the most-mentioned brand only 20.8% of the time.

Think about someone asking ChatGPT to recommend project management software. The answer might reference an industry comparison article while recommending several software vendors.

Big update from Sponkly: Record.

Record a lecture, talk or meeting in any of 44 spoken languages. The transcript and its translation appear live while people speak, and when you finish you get a clean transcript with who spoke and a summary in both languages. Share it as a PDF (side by side or one language), Word, text, subtitles, audio or a link.

New to Enclave? This one's for you.

Comment "HERE" and I'll DM you a code for 50% off: Enclave Pro for just $2.50 (normally $5), one time, yours forever.

What is Enclave?
It turns your Mac's notch into a command center: music with live lyrics, your next meeting, files, widgets, and live updates from AI coding agents like Claude Code, all one hover away.

Imagine two buyers asking ChatGPT the same question about the best CRM software.

One manages a startup with five employees and needs affordable software with a simple setup. The other works at a large enterprise that needs advanced reporting, security controls, and integrations with existing systems.

Someone starts an export, sees 70%, and closes the tab. When they come back, what should the app show? A fresh progress bar is misleading if the server kept working. 'Cancelled' is wrong unless the work actually stopped.

I'd give any job that can outlive the page an ID and store its state server-side. The simplest useful test is to start one, close the tab, then return and find the same job with its real status or result. Closing the tab and cancelling the job should be separate actions.

For a small product, when do you add this? As soon as a task can run in the background, or only after users actually lose track of work?

I m building Aura at Neural, and this moment genuinely excited me.

I asked: Aura, explain Raspberry Pi to me in 3D.

She created an interactive model directly over my screen and explained the compute module and carrier board. I could rotate it, zoom in, and keep exploring through conversation.

This is the experience we re working toward: ask about something you re looking at, and get an explanation you can actually interact with.

Hey everyone :)

We've been experimenting with AVP, the tool I launched recently... kind of a GitHub for coding agents.

Enclave turns your Mac's notch into a command center for your day: music, meetings, files, widgets, and live updates from your AI coding agents, all one hover away (or press N).

New in 1.0.7

• Quick Access: a command palette that searches and opens anything, Quick Capture for notes and to-dos, and a menu bar tray that hides extra icons

• Profiles: notch layouts that switch by Focus, app or time of day

• Automations: mute, pause or run a Shortcut when a meeting starts, a call comes in, the battery runs low or an agent finishes

• New widgets: Recap, Agent Spend (daily and weekly AI budgets) and Branch & Build (your repo and its latest GitHub build)

• Focus Timer pauses music and quiets pop-ups while you work, and Weather has a new Pulse style

Everyday notch

• Screen recording: record the whole screen, one window or an area you drag, with the Mac's sound and your microphone. A red dot and timer sit in the notch, and the Stop button stays out of the video

• Keyboard cleaning: pauses the keyboard (and trackpad, if you like) for up to 2 minutes while you wipe it

• Night Shift and True Tone switches, plus brightness control for external monitors (beta)

• Text expansion: type a keyword like ;sig in any app and it becomes your saved snippet

• Sticky notes that float above your windows on every desktop

• New widgets: Files (recent files and search), Drives with Eject, Bluetooth with one-tap connect, and Printer

• A pop-up when a drive connects and when it's safe to unplug, and printing progress in the notch

• Merge PDFs on the Shelf, Quit All Apps, and hot corners

Hey makers

On launch day, most of us email our users, our list, our network. Almost nobody checks where that email actually lands.

An AI agent that remembers the caller

Nothing frustrates a customer more than repeating themselves on every call.

Check this out,

https://lnkd.in/p/eKvTFiwE.

Our latest milestone in exchanging capabilities between devices.

I m adding a short plan (a small challenge plus two or three steps) to the results page of an AI app. The endpoint that produces the result already chains several model calls: a safety check, the main generation, and two small side calls (a share caption and a memory note), all inside a 60-second function limit. Before adding a fifth call, I had Claude Code read the route and report how close it was to that limit.

The finding was uncomfortable. The two side calls had no timeout of their own. The SDK s default is one minute with two automatic retries, so one hung side call could run past the 60 seconds, and the platform would kill the whole request before the main result was saved. A code comment even claimed each call had its own timeout. It didn t.

What I changed: both side calls now get a 10-second timeout and no retries, and their failures are still swallowed as before. The new plan call goes through a helper that makes one attempt with an 8-second timeout and never throws. On a timeout, bad JSON, over-long text or a failed safety check it returns nothing, and the result is saved without a plan. It starts only after every safety gate, at the same moment as the side calls, so it adds little waiting time.

A test reads the route s source and checks that the plan call sits before the single database insert and that the side calls carry a timeout and zero retries, so a later edit can t quietly undo it.

Hey makers

Last week mailX went live inside ChatGPT. This week it's Claude's turn: mailX is now in the Claude directory as a connector.

Same idea. You ask Claude "why are my emails going to spam?" with your domain, and instead of a generic checklist, Claude runs a real check through mailX:

• SPF, DKIM, DMARC and blacklists, with the exact records found

• your DKIM selector, found for you (most people don't know theirs)

• the fixes, in priority order

• SPF and DMARC records ready to paste

Let your voice agent actually do things, like check an order or save a lead

A voice agent that can only talk is not enough. Customers want results: "Where is my order?" "Update my address."