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Simon Willison's markdown-svg-renderer tool has been upgraded with features to render Markdown with embedded SVG to formats like PNG, JPEG, and MP4 using ffmpeg.wasm in the browser.
Ling-3.0-flash's weights are now downloadable under MIT (~128GB FP8), demonstrating ability to generate webpages across multiple design styles using pure code—CSS gradients, SVG paths, typography, and layout—without external images.
Simon Willison's keynote at AI Engineer World's Fair reviews the last six months in LLMs, highlighting over 30 significant model releases and his 'pelican on a bicycle' SVG benchmark as a practical evaluation tool.
The tweet mentions just discovering an open-source library containing 70,000 hand-drawn SVGs, a design resource worth paying attention to.
Developer @I_am_oil_oil added new features to their GitHub Readme beautification tool, now supporting card generation based on SVG code and creating more dazzling illustrations via AI image generation. Combined with the matting script, it enables top-level repository introduction pages.
GGG is a tool for declaratively generating SVG badges using Guile Scheme and SXML.
A creator tests new AI models by challenging them to generate an animated SVG of a flamingo moonwalking on a Sardinian beach.
MentalThink introduces a visual-symbolic reasoning paradigm for multimodal LLMs that uses SVG code as intermediate visual representations for multi-turn reasoning. The two-stage training with SFT and RL achieves strong performance on spatial reasoning benchmarks.
MentalThink enables multimodal large language models to perform visual-symbolic reasoning by generating and interpreting SVG code as an intermediate representation for spatial problem-solving.
Introducing Takumi v2 beta, a Rust engine that renders JSX to images without a headless browser, adding SVG output, on-demand Google Fonts, language-aware text handling, and improved font caching.
Pull request #24080 for llama.cpp adds UI/svg block rendering, enhancing the project's interface capabilities.
Introducing Archify, a Claude Skill that converts natural language descriptions into structured JSON, then uses a Node.js renderer to generate SVG via pure geometric algorithms, injects into self-contained HTML, supports multiple technical charts and export formats.
Introduces svg-line, an Emacs package that uses SVG rendering to create consistent, multi-line, and feature-rich status bars across mode-line, header-line, tab-bar, and tab-line.
A leaked SVG related to 'Mythos' has surfaced, with a proxy site suggesting an API price of $16/80.
The author experiments with using HTML instead of markdown as the primary chat language for AI coding agents, enabling them to render diagrams directly via SVG. The system prompt was rewritten in HTML, improving agent responses with Qwen3.6-27B, and the code is open-sourced.
A markdown rendering tool that supports live preview, table and code block formatting, and special handling for SVG code blocks with inline preview and tabbed code view.
beautiful-mermaid is an open-source tool implemented in pure TypeScript that renders Mermaid diagrams as beautiful SVGs or terminal-friendly ASCII art. It supports 15 built-in themes and has zero DOM dependencies, making it suitable for use in AI-assisted programming.
The author describes implementing golden/visual regression testing for the Waterfall-CAD Haskell library using SVG output and the tasty-golden library.
AutoFigure is an open-source system for generating and refining editable, publication-ready scientific diagrams, accepted to ICLR 2026.