Doop launched today as an infinite multiplayer canvas where AI agents design alongside you. It is available today. It shifts collaboration to a live AI-streamed shared board where you can bring your own AI subscriptions, with no platform tokens or markup, and the project is open source.
The OpenAI Codex desktop app caches a large runtime bundle that includes a full Python install, a full Node.js install, and native binaries for Poppler, git, and LibreOffice. The cache folder contains 1.7GB of files under codex-primary-runtime. This means the app can run document-related and office-processing capabilities locally via bundled LibreOffice and supporting binaries instead of fetching everything on demand.
A GeoJSON Map Viewer tool was built to display multiple GeoJSON boundary files on a map and export the result as a PNG. The final version was produced after iterations using Fable 5.1 for the web app. It now loads the Granada Community Services District and Midcoast Community Council boundaries together via a single link.
Nori Robotics is launching Nori, a $1,688 bimanual mobile humanoid robot aimed at making development and research hardware affordable for robotics labs and developers. It includes 19 degrees of freedom and a Raspberry Pi 5 with 4 GB RAM running on-board SLAM and safety features. The release adds an open SDK and a browser-based simulator, while the company ships the first robot and plans the next batch with optional paid software.
Top AI open source projects including Flue and tldraw are shutting off external pull requests and instead managing contributions with internal agents and agent-run triage workflows. Vercel’s AI SDK software factory was built to handle a PR and issue backlog that reached over 1,000 open issues and almost 800 pull requests by late June. This shifts work from maintainer PR review toward automated reproduction, fixes, and reviews plus issues/discussions intake, changing how community contributions are routed and merged.
Boomi introduced Boomi Scribe, an AI agent on AWS that automatically generates and keeps up-to-date documentation for Boomi integration workflow processes as they change. It uses Amazon Bedrock with Claude Haiku 4.5 and can compare DAG versions to highlight component differences, with one example workflow shown at Version 3. As a result, developers get live documentation plus change insights stored in Amazon S3, reducing manual documentation work and helping maintain audit-ready coverage.
datasette-mcp 0.2 changed the “rows” returned by execute_sql from an array of arrays to an array of objects. The plugin now requires mcp>=2.1.1. As a result, outputs are easier for weaker models to map values to columns, and it’s now a first non-alpha release.
Meta launched Muse Code out of beta, adding new features and an SDK beyond its earlier coding-agent CLI. The new subscription tiers range from $5 to $50 per month, with the $5 plan typically covering 10 to 50 requests every 5 hours. Muse Code now offers predictable monthly pricing, inter-session context sharing, multi-agent Workflows, rewind to earlier points, and programmatic embedding via the SDK and MSP protocol.
FreeScan.app launched a free tool that audits any public URL for issues spanning SEO, AEO, GEO, security, accessibility, and design with fix guidance. It supports an automated site-wide audit as a Pro feature. The release adds evidence-based findings plus Pro workspaces that track improvements/regressions and generate agent-ready outputs, including MCP-connected artifacts and weekly reports.
Relaticle launched an open-source, approval-gated AI CRM that lets an MCP client use OAuth to access first-party tools and have workspace custom fields mapped into each agent’s schema. It offers 37 first-party tools. Writes happen as record-by-record proposals that must be approved, with everything available for self-hosting under AGPL (including local inference with Ollama) and free self-hosting plus flat per-workspace cloud pricing.
Claude Fable 5.1 was launched on Product Hunt as a developer-tools offering tied to Claude foundation models for coding and knowledge work. The listing claims dictation works everywhere and is 4x faster than typing. The result is a shift from typing to speaking for the supported workflow.
CBTS Technology Solutions launched Forge Agents, a platform that converts plain-language job descriptions into working AI agents with enterprise security controls. The platform is built from a library of 187 prebuilt artifacts and 34 cross-industry blueprints to get agents into production in days. It targets midmarket buyers by offering usage-based pricing and options to run agents on clients’ existing cloud or on-prem systems with governance and audit trails included.
Tidy launches on macOS to fix spelling and grammar by selecting text and running an on-device correction shortcut. It requires macOS 26 with Apple Intelligence. The tool replaces the selected text in place and adds a second shortcut to remove machine-written phrasing without uploading anything.
49agents IDE launched, presenting a 2D canvas that places each agent, terminal, repo, and machine on a single map. It launched today. It changes tab navigation by using a citybuilder-style layout meant to reduce tab-switching fatigue and keep processes easy to revisit later.
Porte launched as an open-source phone remote control for Grok Build. It is described as pairing a phone with your machine to read live transcripts and send prompts and files. As a result, users can run command-line slash commands, stop turns, and handle permission requests from their phone while using Grok Build.
Reflexio launched today to help AI agents improve from user feedback and outcomes by turning corrections and successes into reusable behavior. It says it can reduce task failure rate by more than 30% and save tokens by more than 60%. As a result, agents can learn continuously with lessons made visible, testable, and reversible instead of staying buried in logs.
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