AI Product Launches

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Replit Agent 3 Goes Autonomous: Build, Test, Ship

Replit Agent 3 Goes Autonomous: Build, Test, Ship

Replit Agent 3 turns coding assistants into autonomous builders that write, run, and fix apps in a real browser. See what changed, what to build first, and a practical playbook for safe and cost-aware adoption.

Perplexity’s $200 Email Agent Brings Accountable Autonomy

Perplexity’s $200 Email Agent Brings Accountable Autonomy

Perplexity just moved from talk to task with an email agent that works inside Gmail and Outlook. It drafts, files, schedules, and acts under policy. Here is how accountable autonomy in the inbox changes the game.

Autonomous pentesting goes live as Strix opens its agent

Autonomous pentesting goes live as Strix opens its agent

On October 3, 2025, Strix released an open source AI hacking agent that moves autonomous pentesting from research to production. Learn how it works, what it changes for SDLC and governance, and how to ship it safely.

The Inflection for Coding Agents: Cursor’s Browser Hooks

The Inflection for Coding Agents: Cursor’s Browser Hooks

Cursor's late September update added browser control and runtime hooks, shifting coding agents from helpers to reliable operators. This guide shows how to build guardrails, policy, and evidence loops that ship fixes faster.

AgentKit compresses the agent stack so you can ship fast

AgentKit compresses the agent stack so you can ship fast

OpenAI unveiled AgentKit on October 6, 2025, unifying agent design, orchestration, evals, chat, and data connectors in one toolkit. See what shipped, what it replaces, and a practical plan to go from pilot to production in days.

The Savings Layer Arrives: Inside Price.com’s AI Shopping Agent

The Savings Layer Arrives: Inside Price.com’s AI Shopping Agent

Price.com has launched a beta shopping agent that blends product discovery with coupons, cash back, price history, and price match logic. Here is how a savings layer could reshape feeds, affiliates, and margins fast.

Publishers Go On Offense With ProRata Gist Answers

Publishers Go On Offense With ProRata Gist Answers

A startup flips AI search economics by letting publishers host LLM answers on their own sites, license from a 700 plus source network, and share revenue. Here is why it matters and how to ship a production launch fast.

Inbound sales goes autonomous as Spara’s $15M puts AI reps first

Inbound sales goes autonomous as Spara’s $15M puts AI reps first

Spara emerged on September 15 with a $15 million seed round and a working agent that handles voice, chat, and email to qualify leads and book meetings. Here is why inbound will automate first and how to ship it in 30 days.

Sellm and the Birth of GEO: Win Placement in AI Answers

Sellm and the Birth of GEO: Win Placement in AI Answers

Sellm’s September 2025 launch of a ChatGPT rank tracker signaled a new growth channel. Learn how to measure answer share, earn tool inclusion, and stand up a GEO stack that compounds across assistants.

Aidnn’s $20M debut and the end of dashboard culture

Aidnn’s $20M debut and the end of dashboard culture

Isotopes AI introduced Aidnn on September 5, 2025 with a $20 million seed round, signaling that agentic analytics is moving from demo to default. Here is how it rewires FP&A and RevOps and what to build next.

Chat to Checkout Is Live: ACP vs AP2 and what to build

Chat to Checkout Is Live: ACP vs AP2 and what to build

Instant Checkout in ChatGPT moved agentic shopping from demo to real orders. We compare ACP and Google’s AP2, why they matter for merchants and platforms, and the concrete playbooks and product ideas to ship in the next 90 days.

Opera Neon turns the browser into your local AI agent

Opera Neon launches with a bold promise: agents that act inside your browser rather than in the cloud. Explore Neon Do, Tasks, and Cards, why local execution matters, and what teams should build next.

ShinkaEvolve and the rise of test-time evolutionary compute

Sakana AI's ShinkaEvolve flips the script on scaling by evolving code and training signals at test time. Novelty filters, smart parent sampling, and model bandits deliver state-of-the-art results with far fewer trials.

OutSystems Agent Workbench GA makes enterprise AI agents real

OutSystems Agent Workbench GA makes enterprise AI agents real

OutSystems has taken Agent Workbench to general availability, formalizing an agent workbench category: a low code control plane to design, govern, and deploy multi agent systems across live enterprise data and workflows with real controls.

Ray3 lands: Luma's reasoning video model goes production-grade

Ray3 lands: Luma's reasoning video model goes production-grade

Luma's Ray3 is now inside Adobe Firefly, bringing native HDR, ACES EXR sequences, and a fast Draft Mode that preserves composition. With Creative Cloud handoff and agency partners, AI video moves from demo to deliverable.

Tinker brings distributed fine-tuning to open models

Tinker brings distributed fine-tuning to open models

Thinking Machines Lab introduced Tinker on October 1 and 2, 2025, a developer-first service that turns distributed fine-tuning of open-weight LLMs into a turnkey step. The promise is sovereign AI and scale without owning a GPU farm.

Agents Move Into The Database: RavenDB Sparks a Shift

Agents Move Into The Database: RavenDB Sparks a Shift

RavenDB’s new AI Agent Creator puts agents inside the database, not outside. Learn why in-database execution can beat external RAG on security, latency, cost, and governance, plus concrete build patterns you can ship in Q4 2025.

Resemble AI’s Deepfake Drills Arrive for Government Buyers

Resemble AI’s Deepfake Drills Arrive for Government Buyers

On September 9, 2025, Resemble AI made deepfake-simulation drills available to agencies through Carahsoft. Here is why adversarial training will become a required control by 2026 and how defensive agents raise the bar.