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SpaceX Super Intelligence (formerly X/xAI) has launched a single plan called 'The X Subscription' that combines X Premium perks, Grok AI chat and agent tools, and the Cursor coding assistant. The bundle comes in five tiers—free, Plus at $8, Premium at $30, Super at $100, and Ultra at $200 per month—with higher tiers unlocking greater AI usage and access to the newest Grok models.
SpaceXSI, formerly SpaceXAI, has rolled out a unified subscription called the X Subscription that merges access to Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor and X Premium into tiered plans. Pricing ranges from $8 a month for a basic Plus tier to $200 a month for an Ultra tier with the earliest access to products and 20 times the usage capacity of Plus, with Premium, Super and Ultra also offered to teams and custom plans available for enterprises.
A new desktop application called Pinrail lets coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode pause at designated steps and request human approval before proceeding. Reviewers see content-specific views, like code diffs or generated images, and their decisions are sent back to the agent as structured Markdown or JSON. The tool currently runs on macOS and Linux, with Windows support planned, and all data stays local via a loopback-only API.
Jevmem is a new npm package that captures decisions, constraints, bugs and todos discussed during AI coding sessions and writes them to a local JEVMEM.md file. Changed decisions are marked as superseded rather than erased, and the relevant entries are re-fed into the assistant's context in later sessions. It integrates automatically with Claude Code via hooks, while Cursor and Codex require agent-initiated calls through MCP or rule files.
Google has unveiled a new generation of Chromebooks that borrow design cues associated with Apple's MacBooks while embedding AI features throughout the operating system, extending even to cursor interactions. The update signals a maturation of the Chromebook platform beyond its budget-laptop origins.
SpaceXAI has opened public beta access to Grok Bot, a software agent that logs into services like Gmail, LinkedIn and Salesforce to complete tasks such as filling forms, sending emails and posting on social media. Unlike the conversational Grok chatbot or the coding-focused Grok Build, Grok Bot acts as a persistent digital assistant that can run multiple linked bots on a shared cloud account, working autonomously and reporting back or requesting approval when needed.
A new open-source tool called Orbital stores an AI coding project's context—goals, decisions, and in-progress files—locally rather than inside a single agent's session. This lets developers switch between tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor mid-task without re-explaining prior work, and setup takes under five minutes using an existing API key.
Cognition, maker of the AI coding assistant Devin, closed a $2 billion funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz, Accel, Founders Fund, General Catalyst and Avenir, pushing its valuation to $48 billion—up from $26 billion just four months earlier. The company says its annualized run-rate revenue nearly doubled since May, climbing from $492 million to $900 million.
A new open-source tool called Engrim gives AI coding assistants persistent, project-level memory stored in a local SQLite database rather than tied to any single vendor's cloud. It lets developers switch between tools like Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf and Google Antigravity mid-project while retaining architectural decisions and constraints, using a hybrid search combining SQLite FTS5 keyword search with lightweight vector embeddings. The creator reports it was validated over 105 sessions on a 50,000-line trading codebase with zero regressions and no loss of context across model switches.
SpaceXAI has extended its Grok Bot AI teammate app beyond iPhone and Mac to iPad and Android, while adding enterprise support for Grok and Cursor customers. The subscription cost has dropped sharply from an initial $300 per month down to Cursor Pro's $20 monthly tier, with enterprise users getting free access for a limited time.
Researchers built 75 synthetic but realistic code repositories across 10 languages, complete with fake company data and real dependency lockfiles, then tasked coding agents like Claude, Codex and Cursor with implementing missing third-party service integrations. Prompts were written from four different user personas—from vague 'vibe-coders' to detail-oriented enterprise engineers—producing 1,163 task variations that were run repeatedly to generate roughly 17,000 total experiment runs.
OpenAI announced it is terminating its partnership with AI coding startup Cursor, citing distrust of Elon Musk following SpaceX's $60 billion acquisition of the company. Cursor had been among OpenAI's top five revenue sources, with the partnership projected to generate more than $1 billion in annualized revenue this spring, according to people familiar with the matter.