Doneit launched version 3.2 with an updated Doneit Assist, adding photo attachments for task planning and new help features for turning notes into tasks. It is the company’s 8th launch, and the update is launching today. Task creation now includes subtasks, suggested reminders/attributes, brief task-list summaries, key-task highlights, and upcoming-task previews.
Slashy launched Slashy Assistant, an AI-native email client feature that drafts replies in a user's voice and handles follow-ups and inbox triage by connecting to email, calendar, CRM, and meeting notes. The assistant is described as starting to help within five minutes. As a result, users can set plain-English automations and use Slashy inside the app or via iMessage, Slack, or phone to reduce time spent managing email.
Stonkfly is a fly-connectome simulation that takes public Coinbase BTC-USDC prices and produces fixed buy/sell/hold outputs to place spot orders via Coinbase Advanced.
Narrative launched an AI-first video editor that lets users describe edits in chat and refine them through additional prompts. The product launched today. As a result, video editing and custom motion-graphics work move from learning Premiere or After Effects toward a chat-based workflow with automatic rendering and storage.
Duvi launched this week as a SaaS that lets people build AI agents by describing what they want. The page lists 22 followers. As a result, Duvi positions voice, chat, and actions in one agent that can work across a business’s website and phone/WhatsApp without separate experiences for each channel.
Amazon has had a large increase in workers relying on federal assistance while it reports strong financial results. A GAO report found 12,346 Amazon workers on SNAP and 11,338 on Medicaid across 11 sampled states. The article argues this reflects a broader decline in labor’s share of economic output and points to tighter labor budgets for families, potentially tied in part to workplace fissuring and AI’s wage pressure.
moli was launched as a 40MB headless browser for AI agents. Its size is 40MB. It adds a Rust-built browser option focused on lightweight, fast, high-compatibility use for autonomous AI agent workflows and testing.
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