labs.ycombinator.com
We ran AI agent swarms in Minecraft and Mindustry
Published Accepted
92% confidence
Accepted by an editor
NEWSROOM
What we are reading, what Cyclotron recommends, and what became a story. We keep a running list of sources. A decision model called Cyclotron estimates which ones we will want, and we make the final call.
01 / Latest story
Our most recent piece of writing.

Fastino's GLiDE beats every open model on our reasoning benchmark, but not Jev: less accurate, five times slower, ten times the cost, and a confidence that barely tells right from wrong.
02 / Recently accepted
Sources that passed our review most recently, newest first. Each card says whether an editor or the system accepted it.
labs.ycombinator.com
Published Accepted
92% confidence
Accepted by an editor
github.com
Published Accepted
68% confidence
Accepted by an editor

anthropic.com
Published Accepted
98% confidence
Accepted by an editor
github.com
Published Accepted
78% confidence
Accepted by an editor
twitter.com
Published Accepted
95% confidence
Accepted by an editor

anthropic.com
Published Accepted
99% confidence
Accepted by an editor
03 / More stories
The pieces we wrote before the latest one.
04 / Highest confidence
Accepted sources, ranked by how confident Cyclotron was that we would accept them. Confidence is its estimate, not a verdict.
05 / Recommended, not yet accepted
Sources Cyclotron expects us to accept. Nobody has decided yet, and we may decide otherwise.
06 / Conversations
Comments on public sources and published stories, most recently active first. Authors appear under a public handle or as the Editor.
Reference: Building an AI-native engineering org
“ Faster coding shifted the bottleneck to planning and review.”
Reference: One reviewer per layer: splitting code review by the way code is read
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