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Product Hunt 1 month ago 41
S-Roll launched today as a fully local agentic tool for video understanding that lets you describe a moment and then have it find footage, make clips, and generate highlights with editing controls. It is free on the Mac App Store. Local on-device processing means your videos, transcripts, and chats stay on your Mac instead of being sent elsewhere.
WorkOS 1 month ago 10
Airlock showed an AI agent requesting an intent token and then acting on Linear and Gmail, with Airlock validating the proposed calls against declared intent and configured policies. The demo included an August 12 Agent Night session. The approach changes task writing by requiring clear intended effects for evaluation while enforcing identity, permissions, and ongoing company policy boundaries rather than treating broader intent text as authority.
Aside 1 month ago 13
AsideToday introduced a browser for AI agents that can carry out tasks across logged-in websites and local Windows files using scoped credentials. The company says Aside ranked #1 on three browser-agent benchmarks: Online-Mind2Web, BU-Bench-V1, and Odysseys. The result is local-only memory and hardware-backed encrypted credential handling so agents can complete real work without repeated logins, with access and audit logs gated for user review.
Product Hunt 1 month ago 8
MakersClaw launched MakersClaw 2.0 as its second release. The update is launching today as the 2nd launch from MakersClaw, aimed at turning a goal into apps, agents, and automations that run continuously within a user-set budget. The company shifts from “AI employees in Slack/Teams/Telegram” to an approach where users specify what they want done and the system builds and operates the required tools.
Product Hunt 1 month ago 18
DungeonQ diverts designated suspicious sessions into persistent synthetic worlds and lets operators observe and approve bounded adaptation while human and AI clients use world-only tickets. It focuses on inspecting recorded runtime checks tied to the original Astra experiment. As a result, suspicious activity is contained in controlled, replayable environments instead of running directly in production systems.
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22 October 2026
AI security stopped being a slow-burn problem today. Chinese state-aligned hackers used stolen ConnectWise cloud backup credentials to reach Microsoft-hosted environments across thousands of companies, with Microsoft saying the attackers hit about 2,250 organizations and hit almost 3,000 attempted sign-ins per minute at peak. ConnectWise paused access to its cloud backup service while responders tried to restore what backups had already helped the attackers view—emails, files, and whatever else was reachable once credentials were in the right place. The timing matters: defenders are now contending with faster, more agent-enabled intrusions, a theme that echoed across the broader churn of AI-assisted vulnerability discovery.
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