Kaku v0.12 AI Terminal Now Available with Session Recovery

Kaku v0.12, a zero-config AI coding terminal for macOS, now features session recovery and an AI assistant powered by Codex. — via 1
Anthropic is set to release Mythos tomorrow, as noted by Arvid Kahl. — via 1
TypingMind 2026 launches in 24 hours, with a dedicated landing page and a mobile site builder app under review. — via 1 2
Selling tools to agents is positioned as the biggest opportunity in 2026, exemplified by Postiz growing from $21k to $120k MRR in 4 months. — via 1
Tibo_maker swears off selling products after observing that acquisitions typically degrade product quality, citing Lemon Squeezy as an example. — via 1
levelsio reports phantom braking issues on the 2025 Tesla Model Y in Portugal, requiring regular camera cleaning. — via 1

Kaku v0.12 is now available as a zero-config macOS AI coding terminal. New features include full session persistence across relaunches, an AI assistant logged in via Codex, and smart Tab acceptance of suggestions. Cmd+Q no longer kills running agents, improving workflow reliability. — via 1
Anthropic will release Mythos tomorrow, according to Arvid Kahl. While details remain scarce, the announcement signals another major model release from Anthropic, likely intensifying competition in AI capabilities. — via 1
TypingMind 2026 launches in 24 hours, with a dedicated landing page already live. Developer Tony Dinh is also beta-testing a mobile site builder app, currently awaiting Apple approval, indicating expansion beyond desktop AI interfaces. — via 1 2

Avoiding acquisition pitfalls: Tibo_maker announces he will no longer sell his products, citing multiple cases where acquisitions led to product degradation (e.g., Lemon Squeezy). The pattern is that acquired products lose focus and quality, a caution for founders considering exit. — via 1
The biggest opportunity in 2026 is selling to agents, argues Tony Dinh, backed by Postiz's rapid growth from $21k to $120k MRR in four months. This suggests that building tools and services for AI agents rather than end users may yield faster traction. — via 1
Distribution remains the core challenge for indie developers. levelsio points out that while everyone can build apps, almost no one has distribution channels, capital, or organically free ideas to acquire users. Building is no longer the bottleneck. — via 1
Strategies to get cited by AI: Tibo_maker notes that X (Twitter) is the least referenced platform by AI models. To increase the chance of being cited by ChatGPT, developers should invest in SEO, use Outrank blogs, and be active on Reddit, YouTube, and LinkedIn. — via 1

Tesla Model Y phantom braking persists. levelsio, after detailed evaluation, reports the 2025 Model Y is generally reliable and safe but experiences phantom braking on Portuguese highways, requiring frequent camera cleaning. This underscores the ongoing challenge of vision-based ADAS in varied environments. — via 1

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