Wabi’s founder Eugenia Kuyda launched Wabi for all users after initially pitching a chatbot vision at TechCrunch Disrupt 12 years ago with her earlier startup Luka, which later became Replika. Wabi 2.0 adds a multi-threaded, multiplayer agent system that can spin up threads and apps automatically when connected to email. The product shifts from building and sharing prompt-made mini apps to letting the agent decide what apps to create, including group-chat style shared threads with scoped visibility.
Sorcerer launched as a native macOS app that simulates a community of AI agents to answer “what if...?” questions with personalities, memory, and relationships. It’s free under an MIT license. It now lets users inject events, fork timelines, and run polls, and it can run on Claude Code, Codex CLI, or local Ollama.
DeepSeek released DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017, an updated open coding model with stronger benchmark results and faster, shorter outputs. It also made its Search/Fetch APIs public with pricing of $0.75 per 1,000 calls and free Search/Fetch for DeepSeek API users until billing starts Oct 31, 2026 at 16:00 UTC. The release expands where the model and tools are available (website, app, API) and adds open access to its web Search/Fetch endpoints.
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