Welcome to AI Toast!

Here’s what’s on the menu today:

• Cursor Launches Its Own GitHub Rival

• ChatGPT Learns How You Work

• Super Tools for Vibe Coding

• Tutorial: How to schedule weekly reports with ChatGPT

• Quick Toasts: Anthropic’s revenue run rate hits $65B

Total read time: About 5 minutes, perfect for a quick coffee break.

Cursor Launches Origin to Challenge GitHub

Cursor has launched Origin, a new code-hosting platform deeply integrated with its AI coding environment.

• Origin lets developers host repositories, pull requests, and code directly inside Cursor.

• Existing GitHub repositories can be synced to Origin while GitHub remains the source of truth.

• Developers can ask Cursor agents questions, make code changes, update PRs, and push branches from the same platform.

• Review diffs, leave comments, run checks, and merge PRs directly inside Cursor.

• Origin already supports integrations with Vercel, Depot, and Buildkite.

• Origin is rolling out to paid Cursor plans.

Personal Take: Cursor isn't just building an AI coding tool anymore. With Origin, it's moving into code hosting + collaboration + AI agents, putting it much closer to GitHub's territory.

Pass the Kubernetes exam on your first attempt.

RBAC. Networking. Storage. KodeKloud breaks these complex Kubernetes concepts down into hands-on practice, until you are ready to ace your exam.

Provision live clusters, drain nodes, debug failing pods, fix networking, set up storage. Every concept is explained in plain language before you type a command.

The curriculum is built backwards from the exam objectives and the work you will do on the job. Nothing extra. The scenarios you practice are the ones the exams test, and the ones you hit in production.

Challenges, hands-on labs, and crash courses teach beginners to think like a Kubernetes engineer from day one. Advanced labs go deeper into security, scaling, and complex troubleshooting. Every lab runs on real infrastructure with automated validation.

You're not memorizing answers. You're solving real Kubernetes problems. Starting from zero or sharpening what you have, this is certification prep that sticks.

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ChatGPT's Computer History Tracks Your Digital Activity

OpenAI has introduced Computer History for the ChatGPT macOS app, allowing ChatGPT to remember your computer activity and use it to provide more personalized assistance.

• Records clicks, keystrokes, and other activity as a timeline of your computer use.

• ChatGPT can use your history to understand how you work, suggest automations, and pick up unfinished tasks.

• The feature is off by default and must be enabled by the user.

• You can exclude specific apps and websites or delete individual history entries.

• Unlike Windows Recall, OpenAI says Computer History doesn't capture images, videos, or audio, it records activity as "events."

• ChatGPT and Codex can reference the history when completing tasks.

Personal Take: This could make AI assistants dramatically more useful because they can understand what you were already doing. But tracking clicks and keystrokes also makes privacy controls extremely important.

Superhero Tools (vibe coding)

Lovable: Build something Lovable. Bring a new product, internal tool or entire company to life. Top pick for non-technical users.

Bolt.new: Create stunning apps & websites by chatting with AI. Fastest for getting a deployed demo in minutes.

GitHub Copilot: Desktop app showing a unified workspace for managing repositories, coding sessions, issues.

Cursor: Built to make you extraordinarily productive, agents turn ideas into code. Accelerate development by handing off tasks to Cursor.

Claude Code: Work with Claude directly in your codebase. Build, debug, and ship from your terminal, IDE, Slack, web and more.

Tutorial: How to Schedule Weekly Reports with ChatGPT

You can use Scheduled Tasks in ChatGPT to automatically run a recurring prompt and get a report every week.

How to set it up

1. Open ChatGPT and go to Scheduled from the sidebar.

2. Click Create a task.

3. Enter what you want ChatGPT to do and how often.

Example prompt

1. Choose Weekly as the schedule.

2. Set your preferred day and time.

3. Enable Push notifications, Email, or both from Notifications settings.

4. Save the task.

Manage your tasks

Go to Settings → Notifications → Manage tasks to view, edit, pause, or delete your scheduled tasks.
You can also click the three-dot menu on an individual task and select Manage tasks.

💡 Pro tip

Make the prompt specific about the format, sources, date range, and what to exclude. That way, your weekly report comes back ready to use instead of giving you a generic AI-news dump.

Note: Tasks can be one-time or recurring. Active task limits depend on your plan, and Tasks don't currently support Voice chats or GPTs.

Quick AI News Bites

Anthropic’s revenue run rate hits $65B. Anthropic’s annualized revenue surged to around $65 billion, showing just how quickly demand for Claude and enterprise AI is accelerating.

OpenAI expands its Ohio AI infrastructure footprint. OpenAI announced it is joining the PORTS-Pike project in Ohio, securing approximately 8 GW of IT capacity and supporting large-scale AI infrastructure development in Southern Ohio.

Alibaba’s open AI models cross 3 billion downloads. Alibaba’s open-weight AI models have surpassed 3 billion global downloads in six months, overtaking the download figures reported for open models from Meta and Google.

AI automation startup Relay shuts down. AI workflow automation startup Relay, which aimed to compete with Zapier, is shutting down, with some of its team including its top executive moving to Google’s Chrome team.

Wispr Flow reaches a $2B valuation. The AI voice-to-text startup raised $280M in Series B, bringing its valuation to $2 billion. Its new Canto speech-recognition model is designed to improve accuracy in noisy, real-world environments.

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