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TODAY · AI DAILY

No. 115 · 2026.11.09

智能体改走潜空间,微软研究组告终

多篇新论文让智能体绕开文本,在潜空间压缩上下文、并行协作,线性注意力与 MoE 可解释性也有进展。英伟达董事会调查黄仁勋,微软 AI Frontiers 创始人离职。

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Toys

Timeline

  1. 2026.10VitaLoop v0.2 reached TestFlight with photo meal logging, training plans and a press-to-talk assistant; started Taptio, with on-device and cloud transcription and recording from the Lock Screen and Apple Watch
  2. 2026.10Started VitaLoop, with v0.1 reading Apple Health; this site became a personal homepage
  3. 2026.10Banned Danmaku Marker 1.1 landed on the Chrome Web Store, with the new source open too
  4. 2026.09Launched Miniature Scene; open-sourced the pixtoon pixel animation framework
  5. 2026.08Launched AA Bill for splitting receipts; built PPT Copilot for editing slides by chat
  6. 2026.07Launched Frontend Arena and AI Daily; open-sourced agent-provider and modal-provider
  7. 2026.06Remade eight Super Mario levels (Worlds 1–2) in pixels; ported /goal to Devin CLI
  8. 2026.05Open-sourced Coding Anywhere for controlling a dev machine and AI agents from a phone
  9. 2026.03Built the LLM Arena eval bench and the multi-tenant Claude Code Hub
  10. 2026.01Built the mlsharp single-image-to-3D service and Bilibili Danmaku Helper
  11. 2025.12Open-sourced Infographic Renderer with its Chrome extension; launched the Christmas Avatar Maker
  12. 2025.11Launched a link hub for my services, the ancestor of this site
  13. 2025.09Launched the self-hosted CodePen, which has since collected 30-odd snippets
  14. 2025.07Built Clipboard Studio, a cross-device clipboard
  15. 2024.11Released the extension that spots swallowed Bilibili live-chat messages
  16. 2021–2025Wrote Go backends and Web3 tools: Ethereum development, concurrent Etherscan calls, a private Avalanche L1 chain

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About

More than classic software engineering, I care about fitting AI into real-world problems. From large language models, AI agents and workflow orchestration to computer vision, NeRF, digital humans, speech-driven animation and real-time audio and video, I like to understand how things work first, then turn research into products people can actually use.

I'm used to carrying a project end to end on my own: choosing the stack, designing the architecture, writing the code, then deploying and running it. I'm at home with Docker, Linux and cloud servers. This site and most of the projects above run on machines I look after, and I enjoy tinkering with and polishing my own dev setup.

Beyond the tech, I care just as much about product design, user experience and human–computer interaction. I love trying new tools and new ways of working with AI, and I think a lot about how AI will change the way software gets written. Lately I've been building things around health tracking, knowledge processing and AI tooling.

I believe technology is worth more than the problems it solves: it's about opening up new possibilities.

For me, programming isn't just a job. It's a way to explore the world, express ideas and make things.

STACK · Day to day

Python · Go / TypeScript · Next.js / Docker · Linux

SELF-HOSTED · 12 services

  • TRAEFIK
  • NEW API
  • OPEN WEBUI
  • CLIPBOARD STUDIO
  • CODEPEN
  • NANO BANANA
  • FRONTEND ARENA
  • MINIATURE SCENE
  • AI DAILY
  • AA BILL
  • INFOGRAPHIC
  • CODING ANYWHERE

Fin is Intercom's AI agent. Intercom only loads once you open it, and it handles the conversation.

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