It begins with a simple notification: “Markets in Free Fall.” Within moments, the headlines multiply: new tariffs, emergency actions, plummeting consumer confidence. Across boardrooms and break rooms, anxiety ripples at every level. People begin refreshing inboxes and apps for guidance from leadership teams, advisors, and experts. Right there, buried among legitimate memos and updates, the attacker slips in. A fake social media message. A bogus government alert. An urgent vendor notification that looks just convincing … More →
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By connecting powerful language models like GPT-4o and Claude Sonnet 3.5 to real-world tools, the open-source tool SWE-agent allows them to autonomously perform complex tasks: from fixing bugs in live GitHub repositories and solving cybersecurity challenges, to browsing the web or executing custom workflows. “SWE-agent was the first open source agent to ever demonstrate significant numbers on the SWE-bench benchmark, i.e., it was the first software engineering agent that showed promising results in solving GitHub … More →
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