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Making "Internal Documents Never Leave the Building" a Standard Offering — Designet Starts Selling In-House AI Infrastructure Built on Ollama, Dify, and Fess, from ¥1.4M

OSS specialist Designet launched its "In-House AI Infrastructure Construction Service" on August 26, using a local LLM to process internal documents without sending them outside. Here we lay out the RAG configuration built on Ollama, Dify, and Fess, the pricing starting from ¥1.4 million, and the bl

You Can Rip Out the Whole "Tool That Runs Code"—Claude Code v2.1.248's `--restricted` Hands Least Privilege to Other People's Repos and Unattended Runs

Claude Code v2.1.248's `--restricted` is a launch option that removes command execution and WebFetch and confines file operations to the working directory. It hands least privilege to other people's repositories and unattended runs. It also includes quiet fixes like preventing credential exfiltratio

After the Person Hitting "Yes" Disappears, Who Audits the AI's Decisions? — Claude Code v2.1.246 Adds a "Peephole" and an Editing Pen to Auto-Approval Rules

On August 14, Auto mode became the default, moving approval from humans to an AI classifier. v2.1.246 adds a tab in /permissions to view and edit those rules, and warns about the over-broad permissions caused by wildcards placed before subcommands. A step toward reclaiming control over "what you del

See at a glance how much your always-on /loop is burning──Claude Code v2.1.243 puts a gauge on "runaway costs" and slims the binary from 340MB to 75MB

Claude Code v2.1.243 adds a per-loop cost breakdown to /usage, making it easier to pinpoint the "runaway tokens" of unattended operation. The Linux binary is compressed from 340MB to 75MB, and memory use is cut too. The same-day v2.1.245 fixes a startup crash on glibc 2.44 environments.

Just Type "@GitHub" and a Coworker Who Builds Shows Up in Your Chat — Copilot Lands in Both Slack and Teams, and Sees Things Through to the PR

GitHub has released Copilot in public preview for both Slack and Microsoft Teams. Mention @GitHub and you can trigger Issue triage, fixes in a cloud sandbox, and PR creation right from chat. Here's a rundown of how it's designed to ride on your existing GitHub permissions and approval gates—plus cav