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DeepSeek Search ranks 17th on Artificial Analysis Search Index

The headline price is low, but the benchmark shows the real cost lives in tokens: ~7k-token search results make DeepSeek's model cost the 2nd highest on the board at ~US$0.023 per task. Developers building search-augmented agents should weigh that against the weak BrowseComp score of 63%, which trails Perplexity variants and Octen at 85% to 87% on multi-hop tasks. Compared with alternatives like Exa and Firecrawl, DeepSeek wins on price, not on factual accuracy.

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ProductsBuildersSelected09:24
Hermes Agent adds official Meshy plugin for 3D generation

Agent frameworks are starting to absorb 3D content creation as a native skill, not just text or image tasks. Developers building games in Godot or prototyping printable models can now delegate asset generation to an agent without leaving their chat workflow. Compared with calling Meshy's web app directly, the plugin adds inline rendering, animation previews and persistent prompt history.

Official accountNous Research@NousResearchSource
ProductsBuildersSelected08:13
Salesforce's Moirai 2.0 powers zero-shot forecasting in Data 360

Foundation models are moving beyond text into tabular time-series, and Salesforce embedding one directly into its analytics stack signals that zero-shot forecasting is becoming a default enterprise feature rather than a data-science project. Analysts and BI teams on Tableau or Data 360 can trial it without any modelling work, and competitors like Google BigQuery and AWS Forecast now face a ready-built rival. Plans to put Moirai inside root-cause-analysis agents point to where forecasting products are heading next.

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ProductsBuildersMulti-sourceSelected05:05
Claude API version 2026-10-21 released by Anthropic

A three-year gap between API versions meant developers often absorbed breaking changes tied to model upgrades with no versioned migration path. More frequent version pins make it easier to test changes in a controlled window before updating. Teams pinning the 2023-06-01 version can stay on it for now, since Anthropic confirmed it remains supported.

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