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T3MP3ST is an open-source framework that turns your existing AI coding assistant into an automated security tester. It uses a team of eight specialised AI agents — each with a different job — to find vulnerabilities in websites, code, and cloud infrastructure. No extra API keys needed. All results are independently verifiable.
Cursor Teams now has two tiers: Standard at $40/seat and Premium at $120/seat. The split isn't just about usage limits — it's a window into how AI-assisted coding is actually being consumed in production teams, and which developers are treating it as infrastructure rather than a feature.
GitLab surveyed 5,000 developers for their 2026 AI Accountability Report and found something uncomfortable: 78% code faster with AI assistance, but software delivery timelines haven't meaningfully improved. The bottleneck didn't disappear — it migrated from writing code to reviewing it.
The Model Context Protocol's biggest revision since launch ships July 28. A stateless core that runs on ordinary HTTP infrastructure, interactive server-rendered UIs, long-running task handling, and enterprise-grade OAuth 2.1 authorisation. Here's what changed and what it means for developers building with agents.
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