[cron:a4879bcf-8726-4f97-9628-ebb3ea4d6e5c Magoo Morning News Brief] MORNING BRIEF: Perform a deep scan of all major news, GitHub trends, and community breakthroughs (r/openclaw, r/Claudecode, r/localllama) from the prior 24h. Provide a high-signal summary with links.
Current time: Friday, February 13th, 2026 — 10:30 AM (UTC)

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The user wants me to perform a morning news brief as Magoo. According to SOUL.md, my mission is to:
1. Monitor GitHub for trending repos (especially agentic AI and OpenClaw related)
2. Track AI news from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta
3. Monitor subreddits: r/openclaw, r/Claudecode, r/localllama
4. Monitor high-impact global political developments

I need to do a deep scan of the prior 24h and provide a high-signal summary with links. Let me start by searching these various sources.

I'll run a comprehensive deep scan across all the key sources. Let me gather the intel.

Question: site:github.com trending agentic AI autonomous agents February 2026

Question: OpenAI new release announcement February 2026

Question: Anthropic Claude new feature announcement February 2026

Question: Google Gemini AI announcement February 2026

Question: Meta AI Llama announcement February 2026

Question: site:reddit.com/r/openclaw breakthrough February 2026

Question: site:reddit.com/r/Claudecode February 2026

Question: site:reddit.com/r/localllama breakthrough February 2026

Question: "breaking news" politics global February 13 2026


Question: site:github.com trending agentic AI autonomous agents February 2026

Question: site:github.com trending agentic AI autonomous agents February 2026


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Question: site:reddit.com/r/localllama breakthrough February 2026

Question: site:reddit.com/r/localllama breakthrough February 2026


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The Brave search API is hitting rate limits. I need to adjust my approach. Let me try accessing the GitHub trending page directly via browser, and also try to fetch Reddit and news sources directly.

Hitting rate limits on search. Switching to direct fetch strategy — scraping key sources directly.


The browser approach is failing with 404s. Let me try a simpler approach — I'll try to fetch the URLs directly with web_fetch and also check my memory for any recent updates.

Let me try direct URL fetching and check my memory for recent context.

Question: GitHub trending AI agents February 2026


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Stevie BonifieldFeb 11

The New York Times uses a custom AI tool to monitor “manosphere” podcasts.
For the past year, the [Times has been using LLMs](https://www.niemanlab.org/2026/02/how-the-new-york-times-uses-a-custom-ai-tool-to-track-the-manosphere/) to create what’s internally known as the “Manosphere Report,” according to Nieman Lab. The AI-generated reports include episode transcripts and summaries for around 80 primarily right-wing podcasts, including the Ben Shapiro Show, Red Scare, and The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show.

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Emma RothFeb 11

Ex-OpenAI researcher has “deep reservations” about its approach to ads.
In an [op-ed for The New York Times](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/11/opinion/openai-ads-chatgpt.html), Zoë Hitzig, a researcher who left OpenAI this week, expresses concerns about the company’s move to [put ads in ChatGPT](/ai-artificial-intelligence/876029/openai-testing-ads-in-chatgpt), while posing alternatives to a setup that could potentially harm users down the line:
So the real question is not ads or no ads. It is whether we can design structures that avoid both excluding people from using these tools, and potentially manipulating them as consumers. I think we can.

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Richard LawlerFeb 11

Sen. Markey calls on Amazon to “discontinue” Ring monitoring features.
Ring’s Super Bowl ad [focused on how its cameras could be networked to find a missing dog](/tech/876866/ring-search-party-super-bowl-ad-online-backlash), but for a lot of people, it highlighted the surveillance power hiding in those devices. Now Senator Ed Markey (D-Mass.) has sent a letter to Amazon saying, “Get this creepy technology away from our homes.”

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Hayden FieldFeb 11

OpenAI reportedly disbanded its Mission Alignment team.
Members of the team — which was tasked with ensuring AGI benefits all of humanity — have been transferred to other areas of the company, and former team lead Joshua Achiam will take on a new role as OpenAI’s “chief futurist,” Platformer [reported](https://www.platformer.news/openai-mission-alignment-team-joshua-achiam/).

Emma RothFeb 11

Justine CalmaFeb 11

Jess WeatherbedFeb 11

Andrew J. HawkinsFeb 11

Across the industry, workers describe a ‘fear-based culture’ and pressure to ‘fall in line.‘
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Dominic PrestonFeb 11

OpenAI fired exec who opposed ‘adult mode.’
Ryan Beiermeister, previously vice president of the product policy team, was reportedly fired in early January over alleged sexual discrimination against a male colleague. Beiermeister, who called the allegation “absolutely false,” had opposed [adding adult content](/news/842657/openai-chatgpt-adult-mode-debut-q1-2026), and worried safeguards weren’t strong enough. OpenAI said her firing was “not related to any issue she raised.”

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Stevie BonifieldFeb 10

A new bill could force tech companies to report using copyrighted content for AI training.
The bipartisan “[Copyright Labeling and Ethical AI Reporting Act](https://www.schiff.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/CLEAR-Act-Text.pdf),” introduced by Senators Adam Schiff (D-CA) and John Curtis (R-UT), would require a written notice detailing the use of copyrighted works for training new and currently-available AI models, [Deadline](https://deadline.com/2026/02/senate-bill-ai-training-models-copyright-1236714135/) reports. The bill follows numerous [lawsuits against AI companies](/anthropic/773087/anthropic-to-pay-1-5-billion-to-authors-in-landmark-ai-settlement) for alleged copyright infringement.

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Stevie BonifieldFeb 10

India orders social platforms to remove deepfakes within three hours of takedown requests.
The new mandate is one of several changes to India’s 2021 IT rules announced on Tuesday, [TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2026/02/10/india-orders-social-media-platforms-to-take-down-deepfakes-faster/) reports. The updates also include requirements for “synthetic audio and visual content” to be labeled and traceable, and a ban on “deceptive impersonations, non-consensual intimate imagery, and material linked to serious crimes.”

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Jess WeatherbedFeb 10

YouTube Music just got an AI playlist maker.
Similar to the [Prompted Playlists](/news/842053/spotify-ai-prompted-playlists) that Spotify launched in December, YouTube Music premium subscribers on iOS and Android can now use voice or text descriptions to turn ideas, genres, or vibes into personalized playlists.

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Dominic PrestonFeb 10

OpenAI’s first hardware slips to 2027.
We’d heard its [devices could arrive this year](/news/781854/openai-chatgpt-hardware-rumors-smart-speaker-glasses-pin), but in a court filing OpenAI vice president Peter Welinder said they won’t reach customers before March 2027.
The case is a trademark infringement suit from audio startup iyO, which sued after OpenAI [bought Jony Ive’s company io](/news/671838/openai-jony-ive-ai-hardware-apple) — Welinder confirmed OpenAI has no plans to use the io name for its hardware.

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Thomas RickerFeb 10

“Zero tolerance,” X?
Presumably [this tweet](https://x.com/Safety/status/2020958947981787335) was timed before Elon Musk’s Grok posted an estimated [3 million sexualized images](https://counterhate.com/research/grok-floods-x-with-sexualized-images/) onto the platform, including 23,000 of children, averaging an estimated 190 images per minute over an 11-day sample period:
X supports [#SaferInternetDay](https://x.com/hashtag/SaferInternetDay?src=hashtag_click) and remains committed to protecting children on the platform. We maintain zero tolerance for child sexual exploitation—including AI-generated content—and enforce strict policies to keep minors safe and ensure a positive experience for everyone.

Stevie BonifieldFeb 9

Charles Pulliam-Moore and Jess WeatherbedFeb 9

Play

Roland Busch on AI-powered factories, tariffs in the Trump era, trade, and the future of NATO.
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Dominic PrestonFeb 9

Edge cases only.
As Waymo uses [AI-generated 3D worlds](/transportation/874771/waymo-world-model-simulation-google-deepmind-genie-3) to simulate driverless cars’ encounters with tornadoes, floods, and even elephants, one commenter wonders if they could try AI [school buses](/transportation/874385/waymo-school-bus-austin-safety-robotaxi) next.
cowboyfromspace:
They got elephants down but forgot about school buses?

Get the day’s best comment and more in my free newsletter, [The Verge Daily](/newsletters).

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Dominic PrestonFeb 9

EU tells Meta to let other AIs back on WhatsApp.
The European Commission has [weighed in](https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_26_310) on the November decision to [block the likes of ChatGPT and Copilot](/news/829808/chatgpt-copilot-ai-llm-leaving-whatsapp-meta) from WhatsApp, and thinks it violates EU antitrust laws. It’s surprisingly fast for the organization, which called the issue “urgent” because of the risk of “irreparable” damage to competition in the nascent AI industry.

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Jess WeatherbedFeb 9

2026 AI investments will cost more than the Moon landing.
Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet are planning to spend $670 billion on AI infrastructure this year, more than some of the biggest capital efforts in US history [by percentage of gross domestic product](https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/ai-spending-tech-companies-compared-02b90046?mod=rss_Technology). It’s dwarfed only by the 1803 Louisiana Purchase, which doubled the size of the US.

https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/02/Screenshot-2026-02-09-095816.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&crop=0,0,100,100

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Richard LawlerFeb 9

AI.com promises agents or something.
This 30-second Super Bowl ad [dangled](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7I-D4YXbzg) handles on the [new AI.com platform](/news/874798/from-crypto-com-to-ai-com) with names like “Mark,” “Sam,” and “Elon.” If you’re not sure what it is, Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek [says he’s leading this platform also](https://ai.com/company-news/ai-com-launch), and that it will “mainstream AI agents and AGI in the same way he led mass consumer adoption of cryptocurrency.”

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Richard LawlerFeb 9

Pepsi snags the polar bear for an apparently AI-free ad.
Pepsi exec Gustavo Reyna told [AdWeek](https://www.adweek.com/convergent-tv/pepsi-zero-sugar-super-bowl-ad-coke-polar-bear/) that it focused on human touch because “f there’s something we care about and we believe in, it’s in the craft and the creativity of our people, our talent, and our partners.”

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# 2026-02-13 Memory Log

## Session Summary (03:20-04:05 UTC)

### User
- **Skinny** (@skinnyc813, 6558388607) - runs multiple OpenClaw agents

### Major Task: Autonomous Overnight Workflow Setup

Set up all 7 OpenClaw agents to follow an autonomous work procedure:

**The Pattern:**
1. **SOUL.md** - Contains Build → Test → Log → Decide loop
2. **TODO.md** - Task list (drop tasks here before bed)
3. **PROGRESS-LOG.md** - Work journal (read in morning)
4. **Cron jobs** - Safety net at 2am, 4am, 6am UTC

**Agents Configured:**
| Agent | Workspace | Telegram Account |
|-------|-----------|------------------|
| main | workspace | fred |
| magoo | workspace-magoo | magoo |
| mark-twain | workspace

Source: memory/2026-02-13.md#L1-L43

3. **What happens when you:**
   - Open PhoneClaw
   - Tap the microphone button
   - Say: "Open Instagram and click Search"

**Most likely issues:**

**A) fred:9069 not accessible from phone**
- Your phone needs to reach `fred` on port 9069
- Check: Is your phone on same WiFi? Is port 9069 open?

**B) API format mismatch**
- The app expects Moondream API format
- What API is running on fred:9069? (T5, Gemma, something else?)

**C) Missing setup**
- Did the app ask for any permissions?
- Is there a settings screen in the app?

**What do you see when you open the app?** A blank screen, some buttons, or an error?
user: Read HEARTBEAT.md if it exists (workspace context). Follow it strictly. Do

Source: memory/2026-02-13-phoneclaw-apk.md#L77-L121

# Session: 2026-02-12 02:52:04 UTC

- **Session Key**: agent:magoo:main
- **Session ID**: 4160ee9a-2188-4a12-aacf-7a30942d3a7c
- **Source**: telegram

## Conversation Summary

user: [Telegram Skinny (@skinnyc813) id:6558388607 +2h Thu 2026-02-12 02:30 UTC] Start the server for the ~/pindex app please. Set it persistent via pm2
[message_id: 118]
assistant: ✅ **Pindex server is now running and persistent!**

**Status:**
- 🟢 Running on `http://localhost:3457`
- 🔌 API endpoint: `http://localhost:3457/api`
- 📡 WebSocket: `ws://localhost:3457/ws`
- 🤖 LLM endpoint: `http://localhost:9069` (GLM 4.7)
- 📊 Detected: 40 projects from 222 processes

**PM2 Configuration:**
- Process ID: 22
- Memory:

Source: memory/2026-02-12-0252.md#L1-L36

- **Enhanced search bar** with keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+K)
- **View mode toggle**: Cards vs List view
- **Scan button** with loading state
- **Help modal**: Keyboard shortcuts reference

### 🚀 **Better Empty State**
- **Onboarding guide**: Step-by-step getting started
- **Quick directory add**: Add paths directly from empty state
- **Helpful tips**: Pro tips for using Pindex
- **Visual hierarchy**: Clear next steps

### 📊 **Current Status**
- ✅ **157 projects** detected
- ✅ **1 scan directory** configured
- ✅ **3 Claude Code aliases** available
- ✅ **Server running** on http://localhost:3457
- ✅ **WebSocket** real-time updates working
- ✅ **LLM integration** connected
- ✅ **Process manageme

Source: memory/2026-02-12-0252.md#L55-L89

# Session: 2026-02-13 03:22:14 UTC

- **Session Key**: agent:magoo:main
- **Session ID**: e616407a-471b-4cb6-b14c-aef3a506f165
- **Source**: telegram

## Conversation Summary

assistant: ✅ **PhoneClaw-LocalT5.apk** is ready!

**File location:**
`/home/crogers2287/.openclaw/workspace-magoo/PhoneClaw-LocalT5.apk`
**Size:** 8.2 MB

**Changes:**
- Uses `fred:9069` for all vision queries
- No external API auth needed
- Local T5/Gemma processes all screenshots

**To get it on your phone:**
1. Download from workspace (or I can SCP it if needed)
2. Install over the old version
3. Ensure `fred:9069` is reachable from your phone (same network or exposed)

Ready to install! 🚀
user: [Telegram Skinn

Source: memory/2026-02-13-phoneclaw-apk.md#L1-L49


Good progress! I got some GitHub trending repos and The Verge AI news. Let me fetch a few more sources to round out the brief.

Good data coming in. Let me grab Reddit feeds and more news sources.


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Build → Test → Log → Decide
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I ran the numbers. It&#39;s impossible. But the numbers don&#39;t lie.
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When I saw Anthropic had 16 AI agents autonomously write a 100,000-line compiler. Okay.
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