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Meta’s Muse is a personal AI agent that carries out tasks rather than answering questions, free for most use and distributed inside WhatsApp. What it does, how the per-user virtual machine, Sentinel supervisor, and credential substitution work, what the paid tiers cost, where the privacy promise is policy rather than architecture, and how to try it without handing over your inbox.
Anthropic published free, Apache-licensed reference code for retailer-hosted shopping and merchant agents. What is in the blueprint, how the guardrails keep the model away from money, what retailers still have to build, and who should worry.
How Claude Code subagents work: the context problem they solve, built-in Explore and Plan agents, writing your own, and a decision framework for delegating.
OpenClaw 2.0 rebuilds the free, open-source personal AI agent: simple installation, a conversation-first app, shared multiplayer sessions — plus a security posture that still depends on the user flipping the switches.
MHS is Anthropic’s specification for connecting AI agents to physical equipment. Pilots ran a drug-discovery assay, unified a seven-program microscope stack, and pushed laser recovery from 58 to 99.3 percent success.
Salesforce put its CRM inside Claude: pipeline reviews, meeting prep, and record updates by conversation. What shipped, the economics, the security model, and the debate about what Salesforce is now.
A SpaceXAI engineer showed how she runs 10–20 Grok Bot agents through one Chief of Staff orchestrator. The agentic workflow step by step — and how to copy it at your own scale.
ChatGPT Atlas combines web navigation with a page-aware assistant and agent mode. The benefit is less tab-switching; the trade-off is broader context access.
Comet brings Perplexity’s answer-and-citation workflow into the browser: page-aware answers, organized research, and assistant help — with permission trade-offs.
DeepSeek V4-Flash-0731 is an official, open-weight, MIT-licensed MoE model with a 1M-token context, tuned for agents and coding, at about $0.14 per million input tokens. Specs, benchmarks, and why open weights plus low prices pressure the closed labs.