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Frontier Commits
The frontier AI labs build in public, and most of it never makes the news. Every week, a short walk through what Anthropic, OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and xAI actually shipped on GitHub — new repositories, releases, quiet archivals, and the trends underneath them. Narrated by AI, written and produced by Schmug.
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- 7:439 chapters
MCP Extensions, xAI's TypeScript SDK, ChatGPT sign-in - Week of September 28, 2026
OpenAI layers ChatGPT plugins on MCP and lets apps sign in with ChatGPT, xAI ships a TypeScript SDK, DeepMind watermarks designed proteins, and Google builds an agent workflow engine with hard stops.
- 7:469 chapters
Claude Code controls, Codex alphas, p-adic networks - Week of September 21, 2026
Two terminal coding agents ship at a release-a-day pace or faster, DeepMind publishes a p-adic math library, Anthropic's DevRel opens an unofficial Claude Code playground, and new model names surface in OpenAI's SDK.
- 8:259 chapters
ADK recipes, Anthropic's courses, biomolecular kits - Week of September 14, 2026
Google turns its agent samples into a governed catalog, Anthropic archives its courses and drops a modeling release that was finished on arrival, and two more repos go read-only at OpenAI and DeepMind.
- 7:559 chapters
Navier-Stokes proofs, a Mythos 5 transcript, OpenAI's Deno build - Week of September 7, 2026
A proof drop, a raw incident transcript, and an audit tool built so you do not have to trust the lab that wrote it - plus the week both terminal coding agents shipped faster than their own release notes.
- 8:019 chapters
sandbox-runtime, commerce agents, MCP security - Week of August 31, 2026
Four of this week's six repos exist to constrain, certify, or wrap something else - the frontier labs are shipping plumbing, not models.
- 8:059 chapters
Claude Code, the codex train, OpenAI's Python SDK - Week of August 17, 2026
No new models this week - just four frontier labs breaking and hardening the interfaces they already shipped, from a coding tool with no source in its own repo to eleven breaking changes in one physics release.