
AI Agent Benchmarks and Leaderboards: What Each Measures
Eight public tests for AI agents, sorted by what each measures: fixing code, terminal work, browsing, computer use and customer service.
Lists of the accounts, newsletters, blogs, channels, communities and tools worth following, each with the date it was last checked.

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Eight public tests for AI agents, sorted by what each measures: fixing code, terminal work, browsing, computer use and customer service.

Eight places to find technical AI conferences and meetups, from local groups to research conferences, with tips on picking an event worth your time.

One free file that adds six checked AI engineering feeds to your RSS reader, with the feed addresses, import steps and a small weekly reading routine.

Seven open-source projects for building AI agents, from a small starter template to full libraries, with what each is for and how to make one your own.

Seven AI engineering blogs that help you decide what to measure, what to build and what to fix, with a reason to read each and a CSV export.

Six real FDE and GTM engineering job postings at five employers, checked on each company's own job board, with locations, experience and source dates.

Seven MCP servers for repositories, browsers, databases, local files and infrastructure, sorted by job, with the permission settings to check first.

AI subreddits, Discord and Slack servers, forums and events worth joining, with official join links, five to start with, and a CSV download.

AI accounts on X picked for linking papers, code and evals, not follower counts. Every handle rechecked September 25, 2026. Start with five.

AI blogs and news sites sorted by job: labs announcing what shipped, writers who test it, and reporters who cover the business. Plus a 15-minute weekly routine.

AI newsletters worth subscribing to in 2026, picked for a point of view and real editing, with five to start with and how to read them.

19 AI and tech podcasts sorted by the job each does, with checked audio feeds, notes on which are still active, and an OPML download.

AI YouTube channels that teach well, from math basics to building agents, picked for clear teaching instead of subscriber counts. Start with five.