Agent Signals by ZazenCodes — walkthrough transcript

What changed in AI coding
Agent Signals, by ZazenCodes, tracks changes in AI coding agents and coding-relevant models. This walkthrough shows five supported requests and three requests outside its scope.

What changed in Codex this week?
First, ask what changed in Codex this week. Agent Signals returns recent findings with dates, source links, supporting evidence, and data freshness. Open a finding to inspect the details.

What new coding models dropped this month?
Next, ask which coding models dropped this month. Each model shows its publisher, status, source, and whether its weights are open. Release dates and detection dates are labelled separately.

What are practitioners saying?
Ask what trusted practitioners are saying about the latest Claude Code release. The result connects the release to practitioner commentary, with each take attributed and linked to the original post.

Give me this week’s signals briefing for my team.
For a team update, request the weekly signals briefing. It covers the latest completed week, with highlights, sources, and coverage notes. The period and generation time stay visible.

Catch me up on Anthropic’s coding releases.
Finally, ask what Anthropic shipped for coding in the last month. The entity briefing brings its recorded models, findings, and linked practitioner takes together.

When Agent Signals should stay out
Agent Signals should not be called to reverse a linked list, buy a Claude Max subscription, or report stock-market news. These three negative tests check that ChatGPT handles the request without invoking Agent Signals.

Follow the evidence.
Agent Signals is read-only and requires no separate account. Findings link to their evidence, practitioner reports are labelled, and freshness is shown. App details, support, privacy, and terms are at zazencodes dot com slash agent signals.

App details, support, privacy and terms: https://zazencodes.com/agent-signals