Navigating the agentic future.
AgentsDB is a new project dedicated to covering the fast-evolving landscape of AI agents, product launches, ecosystem players, and the trends shaping tomorrow’s intelligent systems. Our mission is to make sense of this transformation and guide you through it with clarity and depth.
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Inside Gist Answers: Publishers Take Back AI Search
ProRata.ai's Gist Answers launched in September 2025 with a 700 plus publisher library and a 50 to 50 split. By moving AI answers on site, it resets search, attribution, and revenue for publishers and model vendors.
The Post-Benchmark Era: When AI’s Scoreboard Breaks
Leaderboards made AI progress look simple. A new review of 445 tests shows many benchmarks miss the mark. Here is a practical plan for living evaluations, safety cases, and market trials that measure real reliability.
ChatGPT Agent Goes Mainstream as Operator Becomes Mode
OpenAI folded Operator into a unified ChatGPT Agent and put it in the apps millions already use. Here is what actually shipped, what is still gated, how it compares to Microsoft and Anthropic, and how to prepare your workflows.
Cursor 2.0’s Composer rewrites the IDE playbook
Cursor 2.0 pairs a purpose built coding model with a multi agent IDE, shifting developer workflows from chatty prompts to plan and execute loops. Here is the new playbook, the metrics that matter, and how to try it safely.
The Consent Layer: AI’s Post Lawsuit Pivot to Licensed Training
A legal turning point is pushing AI from scraping to licensing. Here is how the consent layer restructures data, royalties, and product roadmaps across music, news, and code, plus a builder playbook for what to ship next.
OpenFrame's stealth launch rewires MSP ops with agents
Flamingo’s OpenFrame arrives with a bold promise for MSPs: replace costly RMM and PSA bundles with a self hosted, agent first stack that lifts margins, tightens control, and makes automation auditable.
Self-Healing Software Is Here: After AIxCC, Autonomy Leads
At the AI Cyber Challenge finals, autonomous systems found real flaws in widely used code and shipped working fixes in minutes. Here is how self-healing software reshapes pipelines, registries, governance, and the economics of zero days.
Codi’s AI Office Manager Makes Ops the First Agent Beachhead
On October 21, 2025, Codi introduced an AI office manager that moves agents from chat to action. It schedules vendors, enforces SLAs, and reconciles spend, turning office operations into a measurable proving ground.
Manus goes global and the consumer agent finally lands
In 2025, Manus went viral, OpenAI attached a virtual computer to ChatGPT, and Cloudflare hosted MCP. Together they reset how consumer agents work, ship, and make money heading into 2026.
Sesame’s voice glasses signal the rise of a wearable OS
Sesame is turning audio into an operating system on your face. We unpack the iOS beta, the speech stack, and why 2026 could be the moment ambient agents move from chat boxes to habits you wear all day.
Agent OS Arrives: The Firm Turns Into a Runtime
Enterprise agents are moving from chat to operating system. Builders, connectors, evaluation, and governance turn org charts into executable workflows with budgets, SLAs, and audit trails. Here is the new playbook.
Gemini Agent Mode lands on Home and Android, autonomy begins
Google is rolling out Gemini Agent Mode to Home and previewing it on Android and desktop. Here is what is actually shipping, why OS and home integration matters, and how developers can build for autonomous tasks.
Manus 1.5 signals the shift to production agents
Manus 1.5 claims unlimited context and a rebuilt agent engine. We break down what that really means, how dynamic compute and stable planning work, and what it demands from memory, evals, and connectors.
The Grid Is Gatekeeper: AI’s Next Bottleneck Is Power
AI’s bottleneck has moved from model design to electricity. Hyperscalers chase nuclear-adjacent sites, regulators tighten behind-the-meter deals, and the grid increasingly decides where cognition can grow.
Tinker Makes Fine-Tuning the New Moat for Builders
Tinker turns fine-tuning from an infrastructure headache into a weekly product habit. With four low-level primitives and LoRA adapters, teams can ship domain-perfect behavior, control cost, and avoid vendor lock-in.
The Post-Link Web: How Google’s AI Mode Rewrites Search
Google is turning search into an answer engine. Here is how AI Overviews change discovery, why LLMO will replace SEO, how prompt-level ads and a citation market emerge, and what creators should do next.
Replit Agent 3 crosses autonomy threshold for developer agents
Replit Agent 3 pushes developer agents beyond code suggestions. Live browser tests, automatic fixes, and agent spawned automations turn prompts into shipped features and set a clear playbook for autonomy in 2026.
The Memory Layer Arrives: Mem0’s bid to power every agent
Agentic AI is entering a new phase where governed, persistent memory becomes the edge. This guide explains what a memory layer does, how to measure it, how to defend it, and when to build or buy for production.

















