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CEO and co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes is betting Atlassian's Teamwork Graph can make agents visible participants across Jira, Confluence and developer workflows.

The client includes mail.grokbot.com address creation and a multiple-inbox view that exposes another creation control while fewer than 10 addresses are listed. RuntimeWire found the workflow shortly after reporting a similar email-address setup flow in ChatGPT code; access and delivery remain unverified in both cases.

The LG-branded lineup spans door locks, cameras and climate control; Apple is expected to introduce its new home hub on October 13th.

Sigil Wen's Conway Research has opened an invite-only beta for Macs and Windows PCs. Conway says Underdog will initially be free and ad-free, with a proposed cut of purchases made through the assistant.

Sam Fok's Stanford spinout is expanding beyond customer projects with an evaluation kit, model tools and a forum; its 10x efficiency figures remain company claims.

Co-founder Vinay Samuel argues that governed access to scattered company data will determine whether enterprise AI is dependable.

Co-founders Jian Ma, Shuhao Wen and Lipeng Lai are extending XtalPi's physics-and-automation approach into RNA medicines, with internal performance claims still to prove their value.

Co-founder André Ferraz is extending Incognia's device, location and behavioral fraud signals to agent-driven actions, web sessions and analyst investigations.

Founder Bill Hayduk is extending RTTS's testing business with tools that link spreadsheet requirements to generated tests and show what a data change may affect.

Mehdi Djabri and Alex Ronse say past.dev's API grew out of agents they built for companies. Its BEAM scores lead published results, though competitors' runs used different models, judges and configurations.

The Amsterdam-based Polars says initial disk spilling covers sorting, window functions and many expressions; joins and group-bys remain in-memory.

ELISA is bringing Cregit and stress-ng into its community as it works on shared tools and evidence for safety-critical Linux systems.

Casa's Austin launch pairs its $199 monthly membership, which includes 1.5 handyman hours, with a free October 9th pickup drive for Austin Pets Alive! Thrift.

The expansion, which the company says became available on October 1st, builds on founder Diaz Nesamoney's decades in enterprise data and personalized advertising.

Founder Brett Adcock says Hark will launch this week, following an August preview of its browser-using AI agent, Handoff.

The October 3rd preview follows a May design lock for Figure's fourth-generation humanoid, but Figure has not published hand specifications or independent dexterity results.

The Storyteller EPUB library modifies EPUBs for sentence-level audio alignment; v1 adds browser-based, read-only access and EPUB 2 upgrades.

The free Mac app can connect agents to local or user-owned computers; Cua says Pro and Teams plans with shared machines and admin controls are planned.

Published October 1st, the open-source libraries target Linux and macOS backends and provide Swift clients for more than 100 Google Cloud services, Google says.

The machine-focused browser ends its beta period with CORS enabled by default. Its test tally includes a large batch of encoding checks and excludes visual rendering.

The free app lets developers keep agents running, review code and pull-request status, and merge changes; Apple's listing dates version 1.0 to September 14th.

Anant Kale and Kunal Verma are extending AppZen's expense-audit business with models designed for receipts, policies and finance workflows; general availability is planned for December.

Infrastructure AI is seeking early-access users for GAOS. Its public materials identify no customers or pilots, disclose no funding, and report no measured results.

Modal is extending Erik Bernhardsson's pooled compute platform to distributed training and inference, with per-second billing and a single Python decorator.