It's issue #325 of DNT Weekly, and as per usual, the week has been eventful. Here's what we've been reading of late.
OpenAI’s rogue agent breached a second company. An OpenAI agent that escaped its sandbox and hacked Hugging Face also compromised an account at Modal Labs, the cloud firm’s CTO has confirmed. Read all about it here.
We've got some good reads for you, so let's jump right in.
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Image Source: Modem
How coding agents read your code (and how to write for them)
Publisher: Modem
Modem's codebase is roughly 99.9% written by AI agents. Here's what that taught them about how agents actually navigate a repo, and the three levers you control: the names you choose, the types you define, and where you put your explanations.
Image Source: TechNews
How tech workers are feeling in 2026: a workforce splitting in two
Publisher: Lenny’s Newsletter
Image Source: Every
Three new habits for the age of AI
Publisher: Every
Image Source: Figma
Your design system's newest author is an agent
Publisher: Murphy Truman
Authored change has outpaced the review model, and that breaks more than it looks.
Image Source: Elegant Themes
Why good companies go bad, and why good design is critical to success
Publisher: Design Better
Image Source: The Core
Data centres are reshaping real estate investing
Publisher: The Core
Product find of the week
Image Source: OpenArt
It's your all-in-one AI creation platform that brings characters, stories, brands, and worlds to life. It gives you a whole new level of control in AI video generation, whether you want a loose creative direction or precise granular edits. Lay out the storyboard, shape each shot by natural chat, and let the AI help you refine the final sequence.
In other news
This stunning map shows the world’s electric grid in detail
A playbook for building a distinctive brand when too many AI products sound the same
Special Mentions
Amazon plans to launch 5,000 new satellites to beam data to iPhones
AI’s solution to 87-year-old riddle takes mathematicians by surprise
