AI Agents & Automation
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OpenAI Codex Plugins Bring Slack, Figma, and Notion to 1.6 Million Developers
OpenAI shipped a plugin system for Codex on March 25, 2026, and within 48 hours pushed a follow-up CLI release (0.117.0) that makes plugins a “first-class workflow.” The move transforms Codex from a coding agent into something closer to a full developer platform — one where you can pull in Slack threads, Figma designs, and… Continue reading
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oh-my-claudecode Turns Claude Code Into a 32-Agent Dev Team — and 11.8K Stars Agree
Claude Code is powerful. It reads your codebase, writes code, runs tests, and handles git workflows — all from the terminal. But it’s still fundamentally a single-agent system. One context window. One task at a time. One thread of thought. That’s the bottleneck oh-my-claudecode (OMC) is designed to break. Created by Yeachan Heo, this open-source… Continue reading
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ProofShot Adds Visual Verification to AI Coding Agents — No MCP Server Required
AI coding agents in 2026 can write full-stack applications, refactor legacy codebases, and ship production-ready features. But they have a glaring blind spot: they cannot see what they build. An agent can generate a perfectly valid React component, but it has no way to verify that the button is aligned, the modal renders correctly, or… Continue reading
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last30days-skill Scans 10 Platforms in One Command — No Wonder It Hit 1 on GitHub Trending
AI agents are great at writing code, summarizing documents, and answering questions from their training data. But ask one what people on Reddit, X, or Hacker News are actually saying about a topic right now, and you hit a wall. Training data is months old. Web search returns SEO-optimized pages, not community conversations. And manually… Continue reading
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Isara Raises $94M to Coordinate Thousands of AI Agents — OpenAI Is an Investor
Two 23-year-old founders, a $650 million valuation, and a bet that the future of AI isn’t about single agents — it’s about orchestrating armies of them. That’s the pitch behind Isara, the San Francisco startup that just landed one of the most talked-about funding rounds in the agent infrastructure space. The Wall Street Journal broke… Continue reading
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Harvey AI Raises $200M at $11 Billion Valuation — Sequoia Triples Down on Legal AI
A legal AI startup just crossed the $10 billion mark. Not OpenAI. Not Anthropic. Not a foundation model company at all. Harvey, a platform that helps lawyers draft contracts, run due diligence, and review thousands of documents, closed a $200 million round on March 25, 2026, at an $11 billion valuation. The round was co-led… Continue reading
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AI2’s MolmoWeb Outscores GPT-4o on Web Tasks — With Just 8 Billion Parameters
The web agent race has a new open-source contender, and the benchmarks are hard to ignore. On March 24, the Allen Institute for AI (AI2) released MolmoWeb, a fully open-source visual web agent that navigates browsers by looking at screenshots — the same way a human would. The kicker: its 8B-parameter model outperforms agents built… Continue reading
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A 20-Year-Old Dropout Built Supermemory — Now It Has 18K GitHub Stars and Google’s Jeff Dean as an Investor
Every AI agent today has the same problem: amnesia. End the conversation, and the context vanishes. Start a new session, and you’re re-explaining everything from scratch. Supermemory is a bet that persistent, time-aware memory will become as essential to AI infrastructure as databases are to web apps — and the bet is attracting serious attention.… Continue reading
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Databricks’ $134B Data Empire Now Wants to Own Your Security Stack — Lakewatch by Databricks Takes on Splunk and Microsoft
The SIEM market has operated under the same basic economics for two decades: the more data you store, the more you pay. Databricks thinks that model is broken, and it’s betting two acquisitions and a new product called Lakewatch on proving it. On March 24, 2026, Databricks officially entered the cybersecurity market with Lakewatch —… Continue reading
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83K GitHub Stars and $17M in Funding: How browser-use Became the Default Framework for AI Browser Agents
Two ETH Zurich grad students built a demo in five weeks. Twelve months later, browser-use sits at 83,500 GitHub stars, has taken $17 million in seed funding led by Felicis, and counts over 20 Y Combinator W25 startups as users. In a space crowded with browser automation tools, this open-source Python framework has pulled away… Continue reading
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