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Bevel Software releases Hexis, an open-source tool that treats AI agent skills and tools as version-controlled files with granular access control and bidirectional review capabilities.
A new open-source MCP server centralizes discovery and installation of AI agent skills across popular coding tools.
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.
A new open-source sidecar translates YAML-described REST endpoints into MCP tools, so legacy APIs can join the AI tool ecosystem in minutes.
Binance launches Agent OS, a platform that connects AI agents to its trading infrastructure, with sub-accounts as the main guardrail.
Velorn is a desktop video editor that layers an AI workstation on top of ComfyUI, offering agents 100+ MCP tools for a fully automated editing pipeline.
A new MCP server links your Claude chat conversations directly to Claude Code's command line, letting you pipe context both ways without leaving your terminal.
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.
A startup claims Rippling cloned its MCP gateway after a year-long product trial, underscoring the dangers of deep enterprise evaluations.
A new open-source tool fans out AWS CLI commands across a fleet of accounts with STS verification, an approval gate for mutations, and built-in MCP support for AI agents.
A zero-runtime MCP server with graph + vector retrieval brings codebase context for AI tools fully on-prem, no Node/Python required.
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.
LIME proposes a JWT-based authentication layer for MCP servers that keeps verification off the hot path and survives security review.
The Model Context Protocol is moving to a stateless session model, reducing infrastructure headaches for companies deploying AI agents at scale.
An open-source agent runtime that runs across Telegram, Discord, Teams, terminal, and desktop, with a modular architecture supporting five different AI backends and MCP-based tools.
Wisp is a free, extensible, hotkey-driven AI assistant that lives in an overlay—and ships a built-in MCP bridge and context server for dev tools like Claude and Cursor.
