Cal.com
PulseAugur coverage of Cal.com — every cluster mentioning Cal.com across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- 2026-08-17 product_launch Cal.com released version 6.8, introducing an integrated "Events" feature and an AI assistant. source
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Cheap AI code reviewer fails on security bugs, advanced model excels
A comparison of two AI models, Luna and Astra, for code review revealed significant differences in their effectiveness, particularly concerning security vulnerabilities. While the cheaper model, Luna, performed comparab…
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GPT-5.6 Luna offers 75% of GPT-6 Astra's code review value at 3.6% of the cost
A comparison between GPT-5.6 Luna and GPT-6 Astra for code review found that the cheaper GPT-5.6 Luna model, costing significantly less per review, identified 75% of the verified bugs found by GPT-6 Astra. While GPT-5.6…
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Cal.com launches version 6.8 with integrated events and AI assistant
Cal.com has released version 6.8, introducing an integrated "Events" feature for managing hosting, payments, guests, and ticketing. The update also includes an improved availability troubleshooting tool for clearer book…
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Replit debuts on Inc. 5000, rolls out regional hosting and MCP upgrades
Replit has announced several updates, including its debut on the Inc. 5000 list at #24. The company is enhancing its platform by allowing Pro and Enterprise users to select workspace hosting regions in North America, Eu…
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Founder tests pricing for mcp-doctor supply-chain scanner
A solo founder tested the pricing for their new open-source supply-chain trust scanner, mcp-doctor, using 12 LLM-simulated personas. The evaluation found that 33% of the personas indicated they would pay the $19/month s…
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Cal.com releases open-source scheduling tool for developers
Cal.com has released cal.diy, an open-source, self-hostable scheduling tool designed for developers to integrate into their own applications. This new offering provides an alternative to their hosted Cal.com service and…
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Lingo.dev launches v1.0 with AI-powered localization engine
Lingo.dev has launched version 1.0 of its localization platform, introducing retrieval augmented localization (RAL). This approach injects glossary context and brand voice rules into LLM requests to improve translation …
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Cal.com abandons open source citing AI threats, sparking community debate
Cal.com, a scheduling tool, has moved its codebase from an AGPL license to a proprietary one, citing concerns that AI could exploit open-source vulnerabilities. The company's CEO believes AI attackers can easily access …
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Canary launches AI QA tool that outperforms GPT-5.4 and Claude Code on code verification
Canary, a new AI-powered QA tool, has launched to automate testing for pull requests by understanding codebases and generating end-to-end tests for user workflows. The tool aims to catch regressions before code merges, …
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AI startup mrge.io launches code review platform to speed up merges
AI startup mrge has launched a new platform designed to streamline code reviews for development teams. The tool connects to GitHub repositories and uses AI to analyze code changes within a secure, ephemeral sandbox envi…
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Eugene Yan builds web apps with FastHTML, Next.js, and SvelteKit
Eugene Yan details his experience building a web application using various modern frameworks, including FastHTML, Next.js, and SvelteKit. He compares their developer experiences by implementing the same data manipulatio…