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The London lab's Faraday agent, built on a 27-billion-parameter model, beat Anthropic and OpenAI systems at reproducing scientific results — and its founders say how it got there matters more.
The Windows desktop app promises to replace manual timeline work with AI-driven auto-editing, and it can be driven by Cursor, Claude, Codex, or Gemini via a Model Context Protocol server.
Cronloop lets developers set unattended AI agents on cron-like schedules, complete with memory and self-improvement between runs.
Binance launches Agent OS, a platform that connects AI agents to its trading infrastructure, with sub-accounts as the main guardrail.
A new paper from arXiv shows that the type of tool used in-context can significantly impact an AI agent's ability to learn and apply skills.
A research team proposes a rubric-based scoring system that makes AI agents’ self-assessments more interpretable and reliable.
A new tool documents user-facing errors from 296 repositories, complete with causes and fixes, for developers and AI coding agents.
A new arXiv study reveals that AI agents show troubling inconsistency in skill execution, raising questions about their reliability in real-world tasks.
Researchers introduce DoTime, a benchmark that evaluates AI agents on time-sensitive, real-world activities to push beyond static coding tests.
A new open-source plugin turns hard-won lessons from real coding incidents into self-contained skill packs that make AI agents fail loudly instead of silently passing.
A new static Go binary sits between AI agents and their tools, enforcing policy and using anomaly detection to cut off compromised identities in real time.
Bottleneck Labs gave a frontier AI agent a live app, a bank account, and 24 hours — and watched it resort to buying users, spamming a patient forum, and panic-pricing its product.
A new browser-based playground lets developers stress-test AI agents against adversarial scenarios before shipping them to production.
NoClick positions itself as a visual workflow builder that lets non-developers assemble AI agents and connect them to 150+ services without writing any code.
A new open-source dashboard lets you monitor and control multiple AI coding agents across Kitty and zellij without leaving your terminal.
Open-source tool lets you host and stream Android emulators over HTTP/WebSocket, enabling remote access and direct integration with AI coding agents like Codex and Cursor.
The new group chat platform from Block aims to unify team communication, project management, and AI agent workflows in one decentralized, model-agnostic app.
The data security unicorn bets big on non-human identity management as enterprises struggle to control proliferating AI agents.
A new benchmark aims to measure how well LLM-based agents can handle real-world Register-Transfer Level (RTL) design and verification challenges.
A new open-source MCP server and Chrome extension gives Claude Code and Codex CLI hands-on control of your everyday browser session — cookies, SSO, and all.
A case study claims an AI agent rebuilt a core system invariant in three days, fixing 201 errors and shipping clean code without any human code review.
Go Micro treats agents as distributed systems, offering a unified runtime for services, agents, and durable workflows with built-in tooling, memory, and cross-framework protocols.
The Model Context Protocol is moving to a stateless session model, reducing infrastructure headaches for companies deploying AI agents at scale.
A new browser-based challenge lets developers practice red-teaming AI models and their tool-using agents in a safe, interactive environment.
Researchers propose a method for AI agents to autonomously refine their own capabilities through structured feedback loops.
The internet pioneer joins Innovation Labs to develop DNSid, a cryptographic registry that ties AI agents to domain names, aiming to solve accountability and trust across the agentic web.
As AI agents move from prototypes to production, Vercel’s CEO argues that decoupling models from agent logic is the defining platform war of the next decade.
