Argus, a new agentic QA tool for teams whose coding agents outpace traditional testing, lets users describe a test in plain language and deploys five AI agents—Validator, Comprehender, Explorer, Strat…
Argus, an open-source security scanner that orchestrates 20+ industry-standard tools including Semgrep, Trivy, Gitleaks, tfsec, Checkov, and OWASP ZAP behind a single command and an MCP server, is now…
ProjectDiscovery researcher Tarun Koyalwar's audit of offensive-security AI agents on 54 usable black-box web targets found that most failed runs had already identified the correct vulnerability but c…
Developers running agentic AI coding tasks report significant idle time during autonomous execution and difficulty managing parallel agent sessions across Git worktrees, according to Hacker News discu…
A developer built Argus, a self-hosted AI incident diagnosis tool that runs five independent diagnoses and only returns a root cause when they agree. The tool is a single Go binary that ingests OTLP o…
Argus maintained a Buy rating on Alphabet on June 23, 2026, with a $440 price objective, reinforcing investor confidence in Alphabet's AI, cloud, and compute-infrastructure spending. The analyst note …
A developer built Argus, an AI transaction firewall as a Chrome extension, and documented the challenges of submitting it to the Chrome Web Store. Key lessons include adapting to Manifest V3's statele…
A solo developer shipped four products in one year: spectr-ai (AI smart-contract auditor), Scry (chat with EVM contracts), Argus (transaction-firewall extension), and Lomi (multi-tenant SaaS). The dev…
A developer built Argus, a lightweight open-source GitHub Action that uses Groq's Llama 3.3 70B model to automatically review pull requests. The tool posts inline comments with severity labels, catchi…
Argus, an open-source AI coding assistant, was released featuring a four-role architecture (PM, SE, AP, C) that autonomously executes coding tasks with built-in code review and approval. The tool uses…
Duke University researchers have developed Argus, a spherical robot with 20 telescoping legs and depth-sensing cameras that can move in any direction without a defined front, back, top, or bottom. The…
Duke University engineers have developed Argus, a robot with 20 telescoping legs and depth-sensing cameras that can move and see in any direction instantly. The roly-poly robot, named after a mytholog…
Argus, a new desktop coding assistant, has launched with a multi-agent architecture that simulates a real-world software team to autonomously execute coding tasks. The tool uses four AI roles—Project …