Axari launched a security-focused AI “twin” that understands a user’s security environment and works across tools and teams. It is launching today and can be used from Slack or MS Teams. Users can assign goals and recurring responsibilities so the agent handles work until tasks are actually completed.
Sorcrr launched a mobile-first referral platform for hiring and go-to-market teams to speed up recruiting. It is launching today. Users can post a video job description with a bounty, drive referrals, and use AI-assisted interviews plus automated steps like trials and offers to finish hiring faster.
Eggshell was launched on Product Hunt as an AI infrastructure tool for LLM agent chats that stores results locally and retrieves relevant memory. It lists 18 followers for the launch page. The change is that agent chats can reuse stored evidence and reduce repeated investigation without making extra LLM calls to organize the memory.
Perplexity trusts GPT-6 Astra to handle end-to-end system tasks, including writing communications, changing software, and monitoring production systems.
The single concrete detail is that it checks in “much less frequently” than with earlier models.
As a result, Perplexity relies on Astra to run these workflows with less human intervention than before.
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