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Today, we’ll explore

• Cursor for web and mobile

• Warp 2.0, an agentic coding environment

• A tutorial on how to integrate Claude Code with Github

• The changing attitudes to AI crawling content

Let's dive in.

AI News

Here’s my pick of AI news this week:

1. Anysphere Launches Cursor Web and Mobile App, Enabling Browser-Based AI Coding Agent Management

Anysphere extends its popular AI coding assistant Cursor beyond the IDE with a new web application that lets developers manage and interact with AI coding agents through any browser. This expansion makes AI-assisted development more accessible by allowing remote agent management without being tied to a specific desktop environment.

• Browser-Based Control: Developers can send natural language instructions from desktop or mobile browsers to AI agents that autonomously write features, fix bugs, and execute other coding tasks

• Platform Flexibility: The web app removes the need for IDE access, enabling developers to monitor and manage coding agents remotely from any device with a browser

• Immediate Availability: Launched June 30, 2025, the app complements recent additions including background agents and Slack integration, signaling Anysphere's push toward comprehensive agent-powered developer experiences

2. Warp Launches 2.0 Terminal with Integrated AI Agents, Transforming Command-Line Development

Warp 2.0 reimagines the developer terminal as an "Agentic Development Environment" where AI agents handle coding, automation, and workflow tasks through natural language prompts. This shift from traditional CLIs to intelligent workspaces aims to dramatically reduce context-switching and boost developer productivity.

• AI Agent Integration: Built-in agents write code, automate workflows, and provide context-aware assistance via natural language, with support for multiple simultaneous agents and rich inputs like images and files

• Management & Control: Features a dedicated UI for overseeing agent activity, customizing permissions, and ensuring security, plus Warp Drive for team knowledge sharing of commands and environment settings

• Platform Availability: Now available across Linux, macOS, and Windows, with planned updates including enhanced automation, task scheduling, and expanded team collaboration features

3. Cloudflare Blocks AI Crawlers by Default, Launches Pay-Per-Crawl Model to Protect Content Creators

Cloudflare has started blocking AI crawlers in a big shift that gives publishers direct control over AI training data usage. This move directly addresses growing concerns about unauthorised scraping while creating new revenue opportunities for content creators.

• Default Protection: All new Cloudflare websites automatically block AI crawlers, with existing customers able to activate blocking with one dashboard click, reversing the traditional open-access model

• Publisher Support: Major outlets including Conde Nast, TIME, The Associated Press, and The Atlantic have adopted the system, signalling industry-wide momentum for permission-based AI crawling

• Pay-Per-Crawl Marketplace: Launched July 1, 2025, the platform enables websites to monetize their content by charging AI companies for access, creating a sustainable compensation model for creators

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Use Claude Code Inside Github

I published a tutorial this week showing how to use Claude Code with Github. This is a game changer for anyone who wants a more effective software development workflow.

Check out the video HERE.

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