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  1. OpenBot gives AI coworkers separate computers and clear limits

    #OpenBot#CopilotKit#AI Agents

    about OpenBot by CopilotKit is an open-source platform for AI coworkers that can use a browser, files, a shell, and MCP tools. Its key distinction from a normal agent chat is that every Bot receives a separate computer

  2. Thinking Machines bets on open weights with Inkling

    #Thinking Machines#Inkling#Open Weights

    handful of centralized model providers: teams with enough infrastructure can download the weights, fine-tune them, and integrate the model into their own products. What Inkling actually does Inkling is a multimodal

  3. AWS Rex limits what AI agents may touch on servers

    #AI Security#AWS#Open Source

    before it runs. That may sound dry, but it matters for AI agents. When an agent writes a script at runtime, there is often no classic code review. That is where dangerous cases appear: an agent is supposed to read logs,

  4. Cloudflare wants to move AI crawlers away from free web access

    #Cloudflare#AI Crawlers#Web Scraping

    introduced new building blocks for paid content use by AI systems on July 1, 2026. The company describes a Monetization Gateway and continues the line it began with Pay Per Crawl in 2025: website owners should be able to

  5. EdgeOne Makers wants to ship agents like web apps

    #EdgeOne Makers#Tencent Cloud#AI Agents

    previous web deployment platform with native support for AI agents. The official documentation describes the product as a platform for frontend pages, dynamic APIs, and agents on Tencent EdgeOne infrastructure. That

  6. LongHorizon-Harness keeps AI agents on track across long tasks

    #LongHorizon-Harness#AI Agents#Loop Engineering

    is an open-source toolkit that coordinates existing AI agents across long-running tasks. The AMAP-ML project does not replace Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, or DeepSeek Harness. It wraps those tools in an execution and

  7. If major labs lose control: The invisible agent risk

    #Cyber Ivy Analysis#AI Agents#AI Safety

    we are not claiming There is no evidence that autonomous AI systems are secretly roaming the internet in large numbers. There is no evidence that today's models possess an independent drive for self-preservation.

  8. Browser Use makes web automation tangible for agents

    #Browser Use#Browser Automation#AI Agents

    this is about Browser Use is an open-source tool that lets AI agents not only read websites, but operate them in a browser. The project provides a Python library, a CLI, and a cloud service. According to its GitHub

  9. Omnigent puts coding agents under shared control

    #Omnigent#AI Agents#Coding Agents

    this is about Omnigent is an open-source control layer for AI agents. Instead of locking a team into one coding agent, the tool connects Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, Hermes, Pi, and other runtimes in shared

  10. Onyx brings team knowledge and AI search into one system

    #Onyx#Enterprise Search#Open Source AI

    What this is about Onyx is an open AI platform for teams that brings internal documents, connected applications, and language models into one interface. Users can ask questions about company knowledge, create agents,

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