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  1. Modern web guidance. A constantly updated set of expert-verified skills for AI agents from the Chrome team — on UI components, modernization of legacy code,

    Google's Chrome team has released a set of AI coding agent skills called Modern Web Guidance. These skills are designed to help AI agents with tasks such as UI component development, legacy code modernization, security, and performance optimization. They can be integrated with various AI coding tools like Claude Code and Copilot CLI, and assist with modern web features and performance metrics. AI

    Modern web guidance. A constantly updated set of expert-verified skills for AI agents from the Chrome team — on UI components, modernization of legacy code,

    IMPACT Enhances AI coding agent capabilities for modern web development tasks.

  2. Microsoft starts canceling Claude Code licenses

    Major tech companies like Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon are reportedly pulling back on internal AI usage due to escalating costs, primarily driven by the increased consumption of tokens by agentic AI tools. This phenomenon, dubbed 'tokenmaxxing,' where employees use AI extensively to meet productivity targets, is proving more expensive than human labor in some cases. Microsoft's decision to discontinue Claude Code licenses in favor of its own GitHub Copilot CLI exemplifies this trend, driven by both cost-cutting and a strategic move to control internal development workflows. AI

    Microsoft starts canceling Claude Code licenses

    IMPACT Rising AI token costs and 'tokenmaxxing' are forcing companies to re-evaluate AI adoption, potentially slowing enterprise-wide integration.