AI Agents & Automation
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Meta Hatch runs on Claude, not Llama — and it’ll cost you $200 a month
Meta’s first true autonomous consumer agent is weeks away. Internally dubbed Hatch, it’s a consumer version of OpenClaw — the agent tool OpenAI snapped up in February after Meta’s own acquisition bid failed. Expect a waitlist launch in late August or September, with a premium tier at $199.99/month, matching ChatGPT Pro. What it actually does… Continue reading
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Claudeforce: Salesforce makes Claude its default brain — and moves its whole CRM inside Claude
Announced August 26, Claudeforce is a two-way merger of the #1 CRM and Anthropic’s Claude. It’s an agent play, not a chatbot integration: Claude becomes the default reasoning model behind Salesforce’s Atlas Reasoning Engine, Agentforce Vibes, and Agentforce Coworker. In the other direction, Salesforce ships as a plugin inside Claude with 37 prebuilt sales skills… Continue reading
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115,000 stars in 11 weeks: ponytail — the skill that makes your AI agent code like the laziest senior dev
AI coding agents share one universal flaw: they write too much code. Ask for a date formatter, get a utility class with config options nobody asked for. ponytail is an agent skill — a plain instruction pack you drop into Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI, Cursor, or 20+ other coding agents — built on one… Continue reading
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OpenMontage hits 53,240 GitHub stars: your coding agent is now a video studio
OpenMontage is not an app. It’s 700+ agent skill files, 12 YAML production pipelines, and 100+ tools that drop into Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot — and turn the coding agent into a full video production crew. Describe the video in plain English; the agent researches the topic, writes the script, generates assets, edits the… Continue reading
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archify adds 4,561 GitHub stars in one day — the agent skill that stops your coding agent from hand-drawing diagrams
archify is a Node.js agent skill for Cursor, Claude Code, Codex CLI, and OpenCode. One npx skills add tt-a1i/archify -g and your coding agent turns a codebase or a plain-text description into interactive system diagrams — architecture, workflow, sequence, data flow, lifecycle — shipped as a single self-contained HTML file. 27,093 stars, GitHub Trending #1… Continue reading
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Spline V2 rewrites the entire 3D editor — then hands the keys to Claude Code and Cursor
Spline shipped V2 on August 21: a full rebuild of its 3D design editor. New UI, WebGPU renderer with WebGL fallback, PBR/HDR pipelines, boolean operations 4x faster, plus native macOS and Windows apps. The rebuild is the footnote. The headline is who gets to drive it. An editor built for agents, not just designers V2… Continue reading
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Claude Cowork Built-In Browser (Anthropic) lands two weeks after OpenAI killed Atlas
Anthropic just gave Claude its own browser. Starting August 26, when a task in the Cowork desktop app touches the web, a browser opens in the side panel and Claude navigates, reads, clicks, and types on its own — filling forms, pulling numbers from dashboards, working through portals that have no connector. What it actually… Continue reading
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Anthropic Model Hardware Standard (MHS) compresses weeks of lab hardware integration into hours
Anthropic opened the first research preview of the Anthropic Model Hardware Standard (MHS) on August 27 — a protocol that lets AI agents safely operate physical equipment: microscopes, liquid handlers, robotic arms, anything with a programmable interface. Think USB-C, but between agents and machines. The pain it kills: wiring an agent to lab hardware today… Continue reading
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$266 + 四个 AI 模型「拿回」一台 Fire 平板：GLM-5.3 一天搞定
Eric Pardee just wanted his $114 Amazon Fire HD 10 to run a smart-home dashboard. Amazon’s software kept force-shutting it down, and he couldn’t kill the offending packages without root. So he turned four frontier AI models into a reverse-engineering crew — and burned $266 in API bills finding out which one could actually pull… Continue reading
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Pinecone Nexus tops Sierra’s τ-Knowledge benchmark, beating OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google agents at 74% lower cost
A vector database company just outscored every frontier lab on Sierra’s open τ-Knowledge benchmark for enterprise agent tasks. A Pinecone Nexus-backed agent scored 47.4% — the top result — versus 46.4% for the best frontier model on raw data, at 74% less cost per task. Caveat: Pinecone ran the tests itself. What Nexus is Nexus… Continue reading
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