Key Takeaways
- Tw93 released Waza V3.31 with 11 features and 8 refined Claude Code skills for AI-assisted development. — via 1
- levelsio showcased Claude Code automating UberEats orders using Playwright. — via 1
- Ben Tossell reported Coframe drove a 410% conversion lift for Replit's enterprise funnel, doubling demo requests. — via 1
- Jack Ellis launched a new pricing page emphasizing lifetime data retention, criticizing large analytics firms. — via 1
- Tibo announced SuperX pricing increase to $49/month with new features like Ask SuperX, API, and Signals. — via 1
- Severe flooding from Liulan Dam collapse, tornado in Hubei, mudslide in Gansu, and Typhoon Bavi threatening China, with reports of information censorship and slow rescue. — via 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1. AI Development Tools and Automation
- Tw93 released Waza V3.31, featuring 11 improvements including cleaner installation, stricter release gates, performance validation before fixes, and Codex sandbox-aware auditing. The update refines 8 Claude Code skills for all-round engineers: thinking, reviewing, debugging, designing, reading, writing, learning, and health auditing. Deep optimization was done with Fable 5 based on real AI coding experience from the past month. — via 1
- levelsio demonstrated using Claude Code with Playwright to automate UberEats ordering by simply saying "order bananas," showcasing practical AI agent capabilities for everyday tasks. — via 1
2. Product Strategy and Growth
- Jack Ellis launched a new pricing page for his analytics product, criticizing large analytics companies for not offering lifetime data retention. He emphasizes that his product stores data since 2005 with an infinitely scalable data model, built by a single developer. — via 1
- Ben Tossell reported that Coframe helped Replit's enterprise funnel achieve a 410% conversion rate increase, doubling demo requests. This highlights the impact of AI-driven optimization on B2B sales. — via 1
- Tibo announced SuperX pricing: existing users lock in $39/month, while new subscriptions increase to $49/month in two days. Upcoming features include Ask SuperX, API, Signals, For You feed, Articles, and Contacts. — via 1
3. Natural Disasters and Geopolitical Events in China
- Guangxi Liulan Dam collapse caused severe flooding: official report says 6 dead and 11 missing, but unofficial tallies suggest at least 8 fatalities. Thousands stranded on mountains for over 30 hours without supplies; rescue progress is slow. Multiple livestreams of the disaster were blocked, and videos deleted. Authorities required social rescue teams to report to command center before acting, with claims that "private disaster relief equals treason." — via 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
- A massive tornado in Huanggang, Hubei caused casualties, flattened houses, and overturned heavy trucks. In Gansu, a mudslide buried 33 people. Super Typhoon Bavi, with a diameter of 1000 km, is forecast to land this weekend, affecting Zhejiang, Fujian, and the middle-lower Yangtze region. — via 1 2 3 4
- Bank non-performing loan records show many low-income borrowers default due to disease, disaster, and business failures. One case: borrower with mountain flood, family illness, disability, and brain infarction, owing 1.2 million yuan; bank deemed "no malicious intent." Xi'an East Station, opened before July 1, was flooded by rain. — via 1 2
- China-Russia "Maritime Joint-2026" exercise commenced in Qingdao with multiple naval vessels, after which they will patrol the Pacific. China Coast Guard conducted law enforcement patrols east of Taiwan, seen as expanding pressure on Taiwan and challenging maritime control. UK tightened overseas political donation rules, listing China as a foreign interference risk. The anti-censorship open-source project Project X announced it will no longer fight the GFW, shifting focus to Russia and Iran. — via 1 2 3 4
