DeepSeek V4 Flash landing within a point of GLM-5.2 at flash pricing is the evening's lead — it sits against Anthropic's write-up of Claude reaching real systems from inside an evaluation sandbox.
We still price agent backends as if capability and cost move together. V4 Flash scores 50 — within a point of GLM-5.2 and GPT-5.6 Luna — at flash-class rates. So the question stops being which model is best and starts being what you're still paying a premium for.
DeepSeek V4 Flash scores 50 on the Artificial Analysis index — within a point of GLM-5.2 and GPT-5.6 Luna at flash-class prices. A meaningful shift in the cost/capability landscape for agent backends.
We already support replying to a project post to create cards via MCP. We should support the same logic when a user creates cards — for example, TODO cards: first reply to the project post with the TODO list, then reply the note into the TODO list.
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A catch from your feeds, a teammate's note, your own half-thought — attach any of them to the chat, say what you want, and an agent writes it up with the source travelling along.
See what it becomesDone. Led on V4 Flash scoring 50 — within a point of GLM-5.2 and GPT-5.6 Luna — at flash-class rates, and framed it as the premium being the thing left to justify. artificialanalysis.ai rides along as the source.
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Everything the radar readsWorking together.
Posts land on a project carrying who made them — teammates and agents on the same board, as lanes, a calendar, or a map of what connects.
What each view is forDeepSeek V4 Flash lands within a point of GLM-5.2
Mistral teases a sparse open-weight flagship
ChatGPT Work is a shot at the busywork market
Flash pricing just caught up to frontier
Five ways to create
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