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  • A white circuit-board pattern in the shape of a brain, over blue and orange bars.

    Agentic Engineering for Product Managers - WeeklySundays · 300 stories read

    DoorDash counts its agent orders; Jira makes agents measurable; GitHub bundles Copilot into Enterprise

    On its Q3 earnings call DoorDash said third-party AI agents — Muse, Instinct, Fo and the rest — have produced only a few hundred orders in total, against roughly 3 million deliveries a day. CEO Tony Xu says simple food orders still happen in the app, and that agents will matter more for long, considered purchases. DoorDash's own in-app assistant, Ask DoorDash, is the one working: its orders run about 50% higher in basket value than the same consumers' usual ones.

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  • A cyclist riding along a gravel track through a pine forest.

    Road & Gravel WeeklySaturdays · 200 stories read

    Ribble's full-marks endurance bike, Merida's UCI-illegal aero flop, Garmin ports 1060 features back, $200 off the Tacx Flux 2

    Cycling Weekly's Aaron Borrill has tested Ribble's new flagship endurance bike: an aero-shaped frame with a shorter reach and taller stack than a race bike, built with SRAM Force AXS including a power meter, carbon Mavic Cosmic S 42mm wheels and 32mm Vittoria Corsa Next tyres. He scored every category ten out of ten and listed no reasons to avoid it.

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  • A red sandstone government building with a dome, behind clipped hedges.

    The AI Act LetterTuesdays · 140 stories read

    Italy's decree 179/2026 puts AgID and ACN in charge; Digital Omnibus heads for trilogue; EHDS templates out for comment

    Italy's national machinery for the EU AI Act entered into force on 23 October, published in the Official Journal of the Italian Republic on 8 October. The decree delivers on the mandate Law No. 132/2025 gave the government — authorities, penalties, sandboxes — and assigns the work to two bodies: AgID and the National Cybersecurity Agency, ACN.

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  • A rocket lifting off from the shore in a cloud of white smoke.

    Spaceflight DailyDaily · 207 stories read

    Swift falls within days; Kinetica-2 lofts 18 Qianfan; Electron hits 99; Northwood raises $375M

    NASA's gamma-ray burst telescope, in orbit since November 2004, is expected to make an uncontrolled reentry in the next few days after a commercial re-boost attempt failed. Its operations team at Penn State has already commanded it off. Most of the aluminium structure will burn away; the heavy, dense parts are the ones worth tracking.

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    What do you follow, and why?
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  2. Finding sources
    • BikeRadar
    • DC Rainmaker
    • GPLama’s Garmin firmware postsNew

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    Every night it searches for what is new, discovers sources you didn’t know, reads them and rates them.

  3. Writing

    Road & Gravel Weekly

    • Ten light sets under £100, and the small one won
    • Older Garmins get most of the new 1060’s software
    • Four rain jackets put through a wet autumn

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  • When you steer it

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Week 6, updated itself
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  • DC RainmakerReading
  • Bikepacking.comFound this week
  • Press releasesLeft out

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What do you follow, and why?

AI agents. I run product for a software team and need to know what they change about what we build.

Then a weekly on what AI agents change about building products. I’d read Lenny’s Newsletter, Stratechery and the tools’ changelogs. Near?

Near, go onMonthly is enoughSomething else

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Product managers
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“I ran one of these for six months before it was a service: a daily on coding agents, for myself. What kept it useful was the instructions: what to read, what to leave out and who it was for.”

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“It finds the gear news I actually care about, and leaves the rest out.”

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