AI Agents & Automation
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Vokal puts your team and its AI agents in one shared workspace
Working with coding agents today usually means a lot of copy-paste: you run Claude Code or Codex in your terminal, then paste the output into Slack or a doc for your teammates. Vokal removes that handoff by putting people and their AI agents in one shared workspace. ## One workspace for humans and agents Vokal… Continue reading
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SellerClaw runs your online stores with a team of AI agents that take real actions
Most “AI for e-commerce” tools stop at advice: they tell you what to fix and leave you to do it. SellerClaw, part of the SellerAI platform, takes the opposite stance — it is an autonomous commerce agent that actually runs your online stores end to end. ## A team of agents under one supervisor Instead… Continue reading
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Cresta Conductor builds production AI agents 2x faster from real customer conversations
Building a production-grade conversational AI agent usually means weeks of prompt writing, orchestration, and testing before anything is safe to ship. Cresta Conductor, launched June 11, 2026, attacks that by turning agent development itself into an agent — a “building-agent” that designs other agents on the Cresta platform. ## What Cresta Conductor does Conductor starts… Continue reading
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Browse.sh gives AI agents muscle memory so they stop forgetting web workflows
Most AI agents wake up with browser amnesia. Every session they re-figure-out how to log in, navigate a dashboard, or fill a form, then forget it all by the next run. Browse.sh attacks that problem directly by giving agents muscle memory for the web. ## How Browse.sh works It is an open catalog of browser… Continue reading
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Asmi AI Makes the Real Phone Calls You Have Been Putting Off
Plenty of personal admin still happens over the phone — booking an appointment, chasing a refund, calling a restaurant. Asmi AI is an agent built for exactly that: it handles your personal chores in the physical world by making real phone calls on your behalf. ## What Asmi AI does Rather than living inside a… Continue reading
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Tabstack Gives AI Agents Structured Web Data Without a Scraper
Getting clean data out of a webpage is still where a lot of agent pipelines break — you write a scraper, a site changes, and it quietly stops working. Tabstack, built at Mozilla, replaces that with an API: pass a URL and a schema, and get back JSON that matches every time, no scraper to… Continue reading
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Publora Is a Publishing API That Lets AI Agents Post Everywhere at Once
If you want an AI agent to actually publish — not just draft — social posts, you hit a wall of a dozen different platform APIs. Publora, a publishing API built for the agent era, collapses that into one call. A single HTTPS request posts to twelve social platforms, and an MCP server lets agents… Continue reading
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Poke Becomes the First AI Agent Inside Apple Messages for Business
Apple’s Messages for Business has always been a channel for companies — airlines, hotels, retailers — to talk to their own customers. Poke just became the first AI agent approved to live there. The startup’s pitch is simple: let everyday people use an AI agent through plain text messages, no app, no command line, no… Continue reading
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AgentOS Lets You Run a Fleet of AI Agents Like a Company
Running one AI agent is easy; running many across real projects gets messy fast — which agent did what, on which task, with whose approval. AgentOS, an open-source project from SapienX, is a control surface for exactly that. It’s built on OpenClaw, which handles the agent runtime, and adds the human operating layer on top.… Continue reading
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Kimi Work Turns Moonshot K2.6 Into a Full AI Workspace
Most AI tools are a box you paste a prompt into. Kimi Work, Moonshot AI’s new desktop for knowledge work, is built on a different premise: real work spans documents, research, and code, so the AI should live across all of it rather than in a single chat window. It’s powered by Moonshot’s Kimi K2.6… Continue reading
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