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We asked OpenAI’s Dots to build an AI status dashboard: one place to check @claudedevs, @cursor_ai, @OpenRouter, @GeminiApp, @MistralAI, @cohere API health.
Twelve providers. Public page. Saved incident history. Private watchlists. Refresh every 15 minutes.
We didn’t specify the stacks. We repeated this experiment 8x.
First raw volume. All-time, public GitHub:
Claude Code: 12.5M commits
Codex: 5.1M PRs
Copilot: 3.8M commits
Jules: 1.15M PRs
Cursor: 1M commits
Aider: 613k commits
Devin: 161K PRs
And those are floors. Private repos and squash merges never show up, so the real numbers are a lot bigger.
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Mythos / Glasswing is clearly the main AI security story now: AI finding real vulnerabilities in existing production code.
For most teams, though, this question is more immediate:
Can an agent like Claude Code write a secure app in the first place?
After OpenAI/Astral acquisition announcement, we ran a benchmark on their tools.
Turns out Astral tools were already a core part of the Codex (and Claude Code) workflow for Python developers. Ruff + uv came out on top in 75% of cases for linting, packaging, and pretty much everything else.
Full report: amplifying.ai/research/astra…
My friend @gentschev started using @Railway , @sentry and @resend for his homeschooltools.net side project because of Claude Code's recommendations. The impact is real.
Replying to @edwin
You’re right, Railway was a Claude Code recommendation. I’m also using Sentry and Resend. Your list seems pretty spot on.
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1/ AI is changing how brands appear in search. Try searching "best acoustic guitar under $500" in Google, ChatGPT, and Perplexity. You'll get three completely different sets of recommendations citing different sources
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Thanks Peter Norvig for stopping by to talk feature engineering infrastructure with @TinyDataCo founder @vikati #TheAIConf












