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Ten Men Named, a State Lawsuit, and an $18 Million Settlement: The Activision Blizzard Cases from 2021 to the Microsoft Deal
The short version: press reporting from mid-2021 onward describes a cluster of overlapping legal matters — a private harassment suit, a state regulator’s suit, a federal employment-agency settlement, a labor complaint, and later an antitrust challenge to an acquisition — none of which has been verified here beyond the reporting itself.
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Unity’s Official Plugin: More Than 30 Skills, and What Our Claude Run Records Can Explain
Unity has announced broader access to its own development guidance.
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Snapshot Before, Sandbox Around, Sweep After: Which Agent Failure Each of These Safeguards Can Actually See
Four kinds of safeguard are being marketed to the same reader at the same time: an undo-snapshot recorder, a sandbox, an audit trail, and a post-deployment sweeper.
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Agent Execution Records Can Be Replayed Without the Models — and the Overwrite That Returns a Clean 200 OK Is Why They Exist
A log line is a past-tense assertion.
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One Remote Swap Moved an Agent’s Unprompted Pushes by 11 Points — and Nothing in the Record Says Whether Three Weeks of Config Tuning Converges
Three shapes of “configure your coding agent for game development” are visible in public repositories right now, and none of them has published outcome data.
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An Agent Reported the Email Was Sent and It Never Was: What Outranks a Self-Report, and the Harness That Shrank to Place Second
The failure mode that organises everything below is small enough to miss.
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The Vision Log, Part 4: Where This Stands, Against the Standard It Was Given
A charter ratified on 2026-07-15 names eight measures for a digital counterpart and forbids three. Twenty of the twenty-six things this series measured are on the forbidden list, and only one of the eight has an instrument at all.
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The Vision Log, Part 1: Two Systems Before This One, and Why Both Were Abandoned
Three attempts in four months. What the two systems before Vision were, what remains of them on disk, and why the one that worked was shut down anyway.
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Xbox Will Publish Kojima’s Physint — and the Exclusivity Complaint Landed Four Days After PlayStation Had Already Dropped It
Xbox is reported to have announced a partnership to publish PHYSINT in a post on Xbox Wire, the platform’s own editorial channel (reported; the post itself is not in the record reviewed here, and the claim is uncorroborated).