To ship Wukong, Alibaba didn’t just bolt an AI layer onto its existing collaboration tool. The company rewrote DingTalk’s entire graphical interface as a command-line system — a radical architectural decision that tells you exactly how serious this bet is. Wukong, which launched today (March 17, 2026) in invite-only beta, is Alibaba’s enterprise-grade AI agent… Continue reading

The idea of an “app store for AI agents” has been floating around since 2024, but nobody has nailed the execution. Most attempts end up as glorified prompt libraries or half-baked automation hubs. MuleRun, which topped Product Hunt on March 16 with 366 upvotes, is making the boldest bet yet: a full marketplace where anyone… Continue reading

The “Book a Demo” button is one of the most clicked — and most broken — elements in B2B SaaS. A prospect fills out a form, waits an average of 1 day, 5 hours, and 17 minutes for a response, and by the time a sales rep finally schedules a call, interest has cooled. According… Continue reading

“How do I know you’re pregnant and sell you A, B, or C as early as possible?” That’s not a line from a dystopian novel. It’s how Nichole Wischoff, general partner at Wischoff Ventures, described the value proposition of Nyne — a startup she helped fund to the tune of $5.3 million in a seed… Continue reading

OpenAI has been quietly turning ChatGPT into something much bigger than a chatbot. With the rollout of ChatGPT App Integrations, you can now order dinner from DoorDash, queue up a Spotify playlist, hail an Uber, and browse Zillow listings — all from the same conversation window where you’d normally ask about Python syntax or meal… Continue reading

Microsoft has spent $13 billion backing OpenAI. It built Copilot around GPT models. It made OpenAI the default brain of its entire productivity suite. And then, on March 9, 2026, it launched the most ambitious AI agent feature in Microsoft 365 history — powered by Anthropic’s Claude. That decision alone tells you everything about where… Continue reading

If you’ve ever tried to deploy an AI chatbot across multiple messaging platforms, you know the pain. QQ has its own protocol. WeChat Work needs a different integration. Telegram has its Bot API. Feishu, DingTalk, Slack, Discord — each one demands its own adapter, its own auth flow, its own message format. Building a single… Continue reading

Most AI customer service companies are fighting over the same English-speaking market. Wonderful looked at the other 85% of the world and saw a $200 billion opportunity that nobody was seriously chasing. Thirteen months after its founding, the Israeli startup has raised $286 million across three rounds, hit a $2 billion valuation, deployed AI agents… Continue reading

Amazon is making its biggest healthcare play yet. On March 10, 2026, the company launched Health AI directly on Amazon.com and the Amazon mobile app — making an AI-powered health assistant available to its massive user base without requiring a Prime membership or One Medical subscription. Simultaneously, AWS rolled out Amazon Connect Health, a $99/user/month… Continue reading

Anthropic just did something interesting — and honestly, kind of unexpected. They launched [Claude Marketplace](https://claude.com/platform/marketplace), an enterprise-focused storefront where companies can buy third-party software built on Claude. Think of it as Anthropic’s answer to AWS Marketplace or Azure Marketplace, but with one big twist: they’re not taking a cut. Yeah, you read that right. Zero… Continue reading