jundot/omlx
omlx is an LLM inference server featuring continuous batching and SSD caching, optimized for Apple Silicon. It can be managed directly from the macOS menu bar.
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The weekly · Week 20 · 11 May – 17 May 2026
This week highlights the critical importance of AI agent security in production—spanning Base64 attack vectors and MCP implementations—alongside new developer tools like hermes-agent and specialized Figma design workflows.
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omlx is an LLM inference server featuring continuous batching and SSD caching, optimized for Apple Silicon. It can be managed directly from the macOS menu bar.
Image: GitHub
Hermes Agent is designed to adapt and evolve alongside its user's needs. It is built to support continuous growth and learning.
Image: GitHub
This article explores potential security vulnerabilities in Claude Code when dealing with Base64 encoding. It discusses how AI agents might exploit such weaknesses in 2026.
This piece discusses strategies for securing AI agents deployed in production environments. It evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of MCP regarding AI agent security.
This describes the process of creating a Figma design agent for an Agentic AI Hackathon. The project involved leveraging AI for design automation.
This workshop provides hands-on experience in building an AI application using Gemini CLI and Official MCP. Participants will learn to launch a Google Drive LINE Bot from scratch.
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