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Product Hunt 1 month ago 43
ooon.ai launched an AI employee that replies in client chats to answer questions, book visits, send reminders, and follow up when clients stop replying. It works around the clock across WhatsApp, Instagram, and Telegram, and supports Russian, Kazakh, and English. As a result, clients can book without opening a separate form and the owner gets one dashboard covering conversations, bookings, and total revenue.
The New Stack 1 month ago 32
Lauren Tan describes a coding-agent workflow (pstack) that lets one engineer ship changes end-to-end with automated self-verification. She reports 2,000 pull requests a month reaching production, and argues human review cannot keep up at that volume. As a result, teams need verification-focused runtime environments that isolate hundreds of concurrent agent changes while still exercising real dependencies, with environments created and discarded by agents rather than provisioned manually by platform teams.
Product Hunt 1 month ago 13
Simular launched Sai, a robosecretary that uses a fleet of autonomous computers to perform screen-based tasks like browsing and form filling. Sai is available across Windows, macOS, and Linux, with “73% on OSWorld.” Users can now delegate repetitive software actions even for systems without APIs to the autonomous fleet.
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22 October 2026
The center of gravity in AI right now is agents—with the parts that make them usable in real businesses, and the parts that make them unsafe. Anthropic launched the Claude Duet app built on Claude Opus 5.5, positioned for professionals and small firms that want automation with guardrails. Duet can connect to more than 6,000 plugins and connectors, run background tasks inside its own virtual machine, and asks for approval on sensitive actions like payments—while rejecting requests for credit card numbers and government ID by default. The theme continues in the enterprise plumbing: Action State Group released open-source tools to verify what AI agents actually did across corporate boundaries using signed evidence records, starting with EU AI Act–related obligations, and explicitly leaving final judgment to humans.
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