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River puts an AI account executive on the call to demo and close deals under $25K
Most “AI for sales” tools stop at writing cold emails or booking meetings — the SDR grunt work. River, live on Product Hunt today, goes after the part companies actually pay big for: the account executive. It’s an AI agent that jumps on a live call, runs the product demo, handles objections, follows up, and… Continue reading
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Aye wants to be the browser intern you train once and never explain twice
Most browser agents ask you to write a prompt and pray. Aye flips it: you do the boring task once, by hand, and it watches. Next time, it does it for you. That “teach it like a new hire” angle is why it’s climbing Product Hunt today. What Aye actually is A Chromium-based AI browser… Continue reading
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Capital One open-sources VulnHunter, a security agent that hacks your code before it flags it
A bank shipping an offensive-security tool under Apache 2.0 is not what anyone expected. But VulnHunter (Capital One) is exactly that: an agentic AI tool that reads your source code the way an attacker would, not the way a linter does. What it actually is Not another SAST scanner spraying pattern-matches at you. VulnHunter starts… Continue reading
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GitHub Copilot SDK puts a production coding agent inside your own app
GitHub took the agent engine behind Copilot CLI and shipped it as an SDK. So Copilot stops being an editor plugin and becomes a programmable agent runtime — an embeddable coding-agent kernel you call from your own code. What it actually is Not a chatbot wrapper. It’s the real thing: planning, tool calls, file edits,… Continue reading
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LobeHub — Chief Agent Operator: 80.4k stars and a pivot from chat UI to agent middle management
The repo half the internet self-hosted as a prettier ChatGPT is now something else entirely. LobeHub’s read on its own users: nobody was asking for smarter agents, they were asking for someone to run the ones they had. So the product became a manager. What it actually is An open-source agent operations platform, not a… Continue reading
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Satya Nadella calls Claude Fable 5 “editorially controlled” in front of his own Copilot engineers
Nadella, to the engineers building Microsoft’s Copilot: “If you use Fable, when it refuses for any random thing, it just is like, when was the last time you had a creation tool that was so editorially controlled?” His verdict on Anthropic’s refusal policy: “It doesn’t make sense.” What Fable 5 is, and what set this… Continue reading
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The Open Interpreter relaunch (Rust rewrite, Codex fork) bets everything on cheap open models
Open Interpreter went quiet for two years. It came back on July 13, 2026 as something else entirely: a Rust CLI forked from OpenAI’s Codex, aimed squarely at open weights. 66k stars, +661 in a day. One agent loop per model, not one for everyone Most coding agents ship a single generic loop and swap… Continue reading
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174k stars for mattpocock/skills — engineering skills for coding agents, straight from a TypeScript educator’s .claude folder
Matt Pocock, the guy behind Total TypeScript, published his personal .claude directory. It’s now #1 on GitHub Trending, +2,060 stars in a day, 174k total, 15k forks, MIT licensed. What it actually is Not a framework. No API, no SDK, no install step — just markdown files you drop into Claude Code, Codex, or any… Continue reading
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LM Studio Bionic runs Claude Code-style agents on GLM 5.2 and Kimi K2.7
LM Studio, the tool most people use to run models on their own hardware, shipped its own agent app on July 16. Bionic is a separate download from LM Studio itself, aimed squarely at Claude Code and Codex — except the brain is an open model. What it actually does Three surfaces. Code: reads your… Continue reading
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NotebookLM is now Gemini Notebook, and every notebook gets its own cloud computer
The awkward name is gone. NotebookLM — 30 million people, 600,000 organizations — is now Gemini Notebook, folded into the Gemini brand. But the rename isn’t the story. From reading tool to research agent Google gave every notebook a secure cloud computer. Upload your sources and it writes code and runs it against them —… Continue reading
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