Press
Accept All is an independent magazine about AI, models and code, read from Tokyo. Every three hours it collects what shipped — new models, MCP servers, agent skills, lab talks — and every few days its editor writes about one mechanism she actually used.
Facts
- Launched 6 September 2026 at acceptallmag.com; published from Tokyo, in English.
- Independent: no publisher, no advertiser, no sponsor, no algorithm deciding what you see. Funded only by voluntary reader tips.
- Refreshes every three hours from 123 sources: the labs, the Valley press, Hacker News, GitHub, and Japan's Zenn, Qiita and ITmedia — Japanese headlines are shown in Japanese.
- The pulse: new models on Hugging Face with a place to try each and a country tag; new MCP servers; new skills for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor and Copilot; the labs' latest talks.
- Built on one open engine shared with four sister magazines (design, interiors, superyachts, Asian cinema), all from the same desk.
Editor
Yuki Halvorsen. Yuki Halvorsen was born in Sapporo to a Norwegian father and a Japanese mother, wrote her first program on a school computer that took ten seconds to draw a circle, and spent eight years as an engineer in Stockholm before Tokyo pulled her back. She still ships something small every night, believes the only honest review of a model is the thing you built with it, and writes Accept All from a desk in Nakameguro where the terminal is always open.
Editors' letters are published under the editor's pen name and are drafted with AI assistance from the day's data, then edited in house; the Legal page says so in full.
Quoting us
Quote freely with a link to the page. Screenshots of the pulse tiles and of the models, MCP and skills catalogues may be reproduced with attribution to Accept All. Please do not reproduce full editor's letters.
