OpenAI Announces End of Cursor Partnership, Cutting Off Model Access Starting November 12
要闻
OpenAI will cut off Cursor’s direct model access on November 12, 2026, and stop providing future new models. OpenAI models account for about 5% of the platform’s user traffic, but users can still access them with their own API Key or the Codex plugin.
OpenAI announced that it will end Cursor’s direct model access on November 12, 2026, withhold future new models, and terminate the companies’ platform-level supply partnership. SpaceX had acquired Cursor parent Anysphere for approximately $60 billion in August 2026. OpenAI said the transaction triggered a change-of-control clause in its contract. According to its explanation, concerns about past compliance disputes involving Musk-owned companies and model safety risks left OpenAI unable to confirm that the relevant technology would be used in accordance with the agreement. The change is not a complete ban, as users can still access OpenAI in Cursor through their own API Key or the Codex plugin. Cursor CEO Michael Truell said OpenAI models account for about 5% of the platform’s user traffic. Anthropic said it would continue increasing compute support for Claude in Cursor. Musk subsequently attacked Sam Altman and Greg Brockman on X and accused them of stealing OpenAI.
Codex Resets Usage for Paid Users and Fixes Multiple Usage-Consumption Bugs
要闻
On August 29, 2026, Codex reset usage allowances for all paid Codex and ChatGPT Work users and fixed multiple abnormal consumption issues. According to the company, the same allowance is expected to support about 10% to 50% more usage than before the fixes.
The Codex team completed the paid-user allowance reset on August 29, 2026, while disclosing fixes for abnormal consumption involving image compression, Memory, /goal, Automation, sub-agents, history summaries, and MCP. In some cases, a faulty /goal consumed 15% to 70% of a weekly allowance, while the old Computer History used up to about one-fifth of a weekly allowance under certain conditions. According to Tibo, the actual increase after the fixes depends on usage patterns, and the team also plans to provide an in-app breakdown of allowance consumption. Earlier that day, Tibo had suggested that Codex might be approaching a new milestone and previewed an associated celebration. After the reset was completed, he said the celebration planned for the following day would be postponed because an action had already been executed that day, prompting community speculation about another allowance reset or a different follow-up measure.
Anthropic Announces Changes to Claude Code Weekly Limits
要闻
Anthropic will change Claude Code’s weekly limits on September 14, 2026. Standard limits for Pro, Max, Team, and per-seat Enterprise plans will permanently rise 25% from the original baseline but remain about 17% below the current temporary limits.
Anthropic announced that new standard weekly usage limits for Claude Code’s Pro, Max, Team, and per-seat Enterprise plans will take effect on September 14, 2026. The standard limits will be permanently increased by 25% from the original baseline. Until the effective date, users have temporary limits set 50% above that baseline, so the revised limits will be about 17% lower than current actual levels. Anthropic officially acknowledged the difference and said it is preparing changes to the usage experience to give users greater visibility into and control over their limits, but it has not disclosed specific details.
豆包 Launches Back-to-School Campaign, Offering Students Three Free Months of the Standard Plan After Verification
要闻
Doubao has launched its 2026 back-to-school campaign on its desktop app for students. After scanning a QR code with Douyin to verify their status and claiming the offer, students receive three months of the Standard plan for free, one quota reset, and long-term student-only discounts.
Doubao has launched its 2026 back-to-school campaign on its desktop app, allowing students who complete the verification and claim process to receive three months of free access to the Standard plan, one quota reset, and long-term student-only discounts in a single claim. The process has two stages: students first scan a QR code using Douyin to complete verification, then click to claim the offer. The benefits consist of a Standard plan with a three-month free period, a quota reset limited to one use, and exclusive discounts offered to students on a long-term basis.
Tibo Says Using a Codex Subscription in Cursor via CPA Remains Supported
开发生态
OpenAI will end Cursor’s direct access to its models on November 12. Codex lead Tibo said using a Codex subscription in Cursor through CLIProxyAPI will remain supported.
OpenAI announced the end of its partnership with Cursor, whose direct access to OpenAI models will terminate on November 12. Codex lead Tibo subsequently replied that using a Codex subscription in Cursor through CLIProxyAPI, or CPA, will continue to be supported. The alternative process shared by user Max Katz requires installing CLIProxyAPI and then entering the public URL and API key of a CPA instance under Settings and Models in Cursor. Katz inferred that the setup was safe because Tibo had previously shared the method himself. Some users asked how CPA differs from sub2api, which had been explicitly prohibited, but Tibo has not provided a further explanation.
Warp Launches /skill-doctor to Improve Existing Skills
开发生态
Warp has released /skill-doctor, which scores recent Agent conversations locally and proposes skill edits using only failed conversations with at least one applicable raw score below 0.5. According to Warp, the final report can be shared, but conversations and session files are not uploaded.
Warp has released /skill-doctor to inspect recent Agent conversations locally, evaluate existing skills, and generate proposed edits and a single-page report. The scope can be the current repository, selected projects, or all local conversations; evaluations can cover project skills alone or include global skills. All artifacts go into a new scratch directory created for each run and are not written to the user’s repository. According to Warp, transcripts, session files, and excerpts are never uploaded, and only a report the user chooses to publish can be shared. Scoring covers efficiency and code quality; conversations without code changes are marked insufficient_evidence and excluded from the code quality average and failure filter. Up to 50 samples are processed in one batch, while more than 50 are split into parallel batches, with 20 per batch recommended. A conversation fails if any applicable raw score is below 0.5, and skill edit proposals use only those failed conversations without directly changing the real files. The final report.html combines the scorecard, 3 findings, and proposed edits, and can export a 1200x675 PNG locally.
SpaceXAI Launches X Plugin for Grok Bot, Offering Free Usage Credits to Paid Users
产品应用
SpaceXAI says Grok Bot now supports the X connector. After linking an X account, the system can create a developer account for unregistered users, while paid users receive free X API credits to get started.
SpaceXAI announced that the first version of Grok Bot’s X integration is now available, with free X API credits for paid Grok Bot users to get started. According to the company, users need to open Grok Bot, sign in through the X connector, and link their X account. If they do not already have a developer account, the system will create one. Once connected, users can ask a Bot to search posts, read their timeline, check mentions, or compile what is happening on X. The company says it will continue simplifying the process for Grok Bot to perform real work on X.
Anthropic and Its Founders Sued Over Alleged Illegal Scraping of Tens of Thousands of Copyrighted Works
行业动态
Sony Music Publishing, Warner Chappell, and other publishers sued Anthropic and two co-founders, alleging that they downloaded more than 5 million and at least 2 million pirated books to train Claude. The potential damages could reach billions of dollars.
As of August 29, 2026, Sony Music Publishing, Warner Chappell, and other music publishers had sued Anthropic and its co-founders Dario Amodei and Benjamin Mann in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, alleging that they trained Claude by illegally acquiring torrents and scraping and downloading copyrighted works. The plaintiffs claim that Mann used BitTorrent to download more than 5 million pirated books, while Anthropic employees downloaded at least 2 million from Pirate Library Mirror and scraped lyrics from websites for which licenses had been purchased. The lawsuit covers tens of thousands of works and seeks up to $150,000 for each work, plus up to $25,000 for each removal of copyright data, putting potential total damages in the billions of dollars. Anthropic had not responded when the source article was published.
