llm-anthropic 0.30 was released, adding direct refresh of the Anthropic model list from their API and a token-count feature before prompts are sent.
It was posted on 28th September 2026 at 11:06 pm.
As a result, new Anthropic models can be supported without pushing another release, and token usage can be checked ahead of time.
Meta Platforms is launching the Meta Enterprise Platform led by CJ Desai to sell enterprise AI services built around its Muse agents and related products. The plan specifies an initial focus on adopting Muse across enterprises and developers, while Muse Spark 1.3 was reported to use about 25% fewer tokens for coding tasks. Meta will package its AI models and Muse API into deployable enterprise products and add security features including Muse Confidential VM later this year.
Shopify added browser-based AI agent support to merchant checkout so agents can complete purchases on Shopify sites after buyer authorization. It launched WebMCP support for checkout, including Shop Pay, with three new tools: get_checkout, update_checkout, and complete_checkout. This changes agent shopping from searching and cart updates to directly reading the checkout screen, updating checkout details like delivery options or address, and submitting the transaction.
AWS is making Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 5.5 available on Amazon Bedrock and Claude Platform on AWS for use in coding and knowledge-work workflows. It is available today on Amazon Bedrock via the Global CRIS inference profile. Teams can start testing in the Bedrock console and call the model through AWS APIs, with usage billed on their AWS bill and governed by existing AWS security and monitoring tools.
Vespper launched an MCP called Vespper (YC F24) that lets AI agents edit .docx Word documents by projecting them to HTML and reconciling agent edits back into OOXML. It says its v1 is 3× faster and 2× cheaper than the closest alternative. As a result, agents use just three tools (read, search, edit) instead of many Word-specific steps, and users can try a free tier with 500 edits per month.
Meta announced that it is building Meta Enterprise Platform and hired MongoDB CEO CJ Desai to lead it, aiming to package its AI models and agents for business deployment. The launch provided no enterprise pricing or general availability dates, though developers can already use Muse Code in beta since August and Meta began charging for Muse Spark in July at $1.25 per million input tokens and $4.25 per million output tokens. Meta’s enterprise stack description omitted Llama, leaving developers to wait for clarification on whether Llama will be included and what that means for teams currently running it in production.
Meta launched the Meta Enterprise Platform to expand its AI offerings for businesses and corporate customers, led by Chirantan “CJ” Desai, MongoDB’s CEO.
Ship Happens launched as a native Mac app to help manage App Store Connect tasks like screenshots, listings, translations, keyword selection, review replies, and A/B testing. It supports translations into 39 languages. As a result, app publishing workflows move from App Store Connect into a dedicated desktop tool and can use any AI provider or a local model for screenshot creation and translation.
AWS deploys one vLLM-Omni Deep Learning Container with two Amazon SageMaker AI endpoints to turn a text prompt into a still image (real-time) and then animate that image into a short MP4 video (asynchronous via S3). The image and video model endpoints are for FLUX.2-klein-4B and Wan2.1-VACE-1.3B, and the default video generation uses 17 frames with 30 diffusion steps. The workflow changes from a single synchronous response to a two-stage flow where the PNG is returned immediately while the video is queued and later fetched from Amazon S3 (optionally via a Streamlit app).
Amazon Textract adapter lifecycle management is being automated across AWS accounts using infrastructure templates, a documented promotion process, and centralized adapter IDs in AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store. As part of the approach, asynchronous StartDocumentAnalysis supports multi-page TIFFs and PDFs up to 3,000 pages, with XFA-based PDFs not supported. Updating the production adapter reference by changing the SSM parameter enables zero-downtime adapter promotion without application redeployment, while adding a routing step upstream to select the right adapter per document.
Modulate raised $25M to expand distribution of its audio-native voice AI models for more developers. The models run live on conversations and Velma Deepfake Detect reached 98.9% accuracy on public benchmark data. The funding will be used to build SDKs/APIs, add industry-focused models, expand partner integrations, and increase hiring in research, engineering, and developer relations.
pgEdge launched Starfleet, a Postgres cloud platform that pairs agent tooling with database branching so multiple AI coding agents can work in isolated environments. Starfleet begins at $25 per month with a 14-day free trial. Branches do not merge at the end, so schema changes are handled by existing migration tools and test data is deleted with each agent’s environment.
ElevenLabs launched Eleven v4 and Eleven v4 Turbo as its newest text-to-speech models, with Turbo intended for real-time use. The Turbo variant is positioned for real-time performance, and the release is offered via apps, an API, and agents. Availability shifts from earlier models to these two options across those channels.
Bank of America introduced Payments Insights within CashPro to analyze payment efficiency, cross-border flows, and working-capital performance against industry peers. The system processed 213 million payments in the first half of 2026, 10% more than a year earlier. As a result, treasury teams can spend less time assembling data and more time on analysis, while staff focus on retraining and workflow redesign around embedded AI analytics.
Cloudflare open-sourced Forge, a tool that generates SDKs, CLI commands, and documentation from an API definition after Anthropic’s Stainless shutdown removed a hosted SDK generator. Forge is released under an Apache 2.0 license. The change shifts API client/interface generation from a proprietary hosted service to a run-it-where-you-want open pipeline that Cloudflare says it can keep in sync with evolving APIs and related bindings for agents.
SelfJev was launched as an open 4B “decisions” model you can host yourself for asking typed questions over text. The model is described as being 4B parameters and supports calibrated probabilities for question types like yes/no and score. You can use it via TypeSafe’s SDK with two environment variables and optionally fine-tune it on your data.
Meta announced Meta Enterprise Platform, a new business unit that will sell its AI models, agents, and infrastructure as a bundled offering to businesses and developers. Meta said it plans capital expenditures of $130 billion to $145 billion this year, largely for AI data centers. This changes Meta from building that compute only for its own services into monetizing it through subscriptions, API fees, and future compute contracts aimed at competing with cloud providers and neoclouds.
Codex Remote launches as an open-source Mac menu bar app that lets you run Codex and Claude Code on a cloud server you control. It provisions the server and installs the agents for you, with setup starting “today.” It changes use by keeping your cloud credentials on your Mac and connecting the cloud machine directly to the apps you already use without a hosted middleman.
OpenScreen 2 launched with screen recording features including smooth cursor handling and editing options. It specifically supports 3D camera moves while planning zooms from clicks. Users can now have an AI agent do edits over MCP or edit themselves by deleting words in the transcript, for free under the MIT license.
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