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Launches, updates, hands-on coverage.
- Anthropic lets Claude Code mods rewrite prompts and approve tool permissions
Available in Claude Code's CLI and desktop app, the TypeScript extensions can also replace built-in features and run with the agent's full access to your machine.
- Another Axiom's Orion Drift gets five months of Horizon+ rewards
The five-month offer gives Another Axiom's social VR game one cosmetic item and 1,000 driftium each month, as Meta broadens Horizon+ beyond its rotating library.
- Sidero launches an immutable OS and console for private AI
President Steve Francis, who founded LogicMonitor before joining Sidero, is extending Sidero's immutable-OS approach into AI management; Yardi says its own AI platform runs on Cupar.
- Freckle opens preorders for a $199 kids' phone built for outdoor exploration
Founder Sam Terris is bringing his second venture to market after SIMULATE, the company behind NUGGS, was acquired in 2024.
- Runway launches an AI ad platform built on its own campaign workflow
Runway says its internal system lifted weekly output to roughly 900 ads; it is piloting the product with select enterprise partners.
- OpenAI adds a shared ChatGPT workspace and an AI meeting note-taker
ChatGPT Space lets teams build interactive pages with AI; a Meetings feature saves personalized summaries and next steps in the workspace.
- Baseten puts Carbon agent sandboxes into preview with NVIDIA OpenShell
The fourth-generation Blaxel runtime adds microVM isolation, dedicated IPv6 addresses, snapshots and forks; access is rolling out in a private preview.
- America.gov launches, but with a trial font, raising licensing questions for GSA
The production stylesheet loads Rhymes VF Trial, whose embedded metadata says "Trial Unlicensed." Maxitype's EULA bars trial fonts from final project files, but whether GSA has separate permission is unknown.
- Heidi Health launches agents to handle clinical follow-up work
Founder and former surgeon Tom Kelly is extending Heidi beyond visit notes; the rollout starts September 29th in English and French, excluding the UK and EU.
- Wabi recasts its mini-app platform as an invite-only agentic messenger
Founder Eugenia Kuyda is putting friends and task completion at the center of Wabi, which raised a $20M pre-seed led by Andreessen Horowitz in 2025.
- Manus gives Cue agents phone numbers, wallets and computers
The new app lets users group agents to divide tasks; Cue is free in invite-only early access, with iOS availability pending App Store review.
- X puts standalone meeting links in beta, taking calls beyond group DMs
A tester says the service adds scheduling, whiteboards and screen sharing; X's site confirms a Calls portal, while access and pricing remain unclear.
- Linkerbot adds fingertip touch sensing to its robotic hands
Linkerbot's September 27th post lists a 320 x 240 grid, 0.05 mm spatial resolution and 0.1 N force sensitivity; it reports no manipulation benchmarks.
- Tesla owner swaps FSD subscription for open-source driver assistance
Mike LaBarbera says he installed sunnypilot on a comma four in February and has driven more than 12,000 miles with the Level 2 system.
- HeyPCB adds live multiplayer editing to its hardware-design workspace
Justin Kim says electrical and mechanical engineers can work on one board together; HeyPCB’s paid AI plans start at $20 a month.
- Ollaya runs open decision models locally behind a Jev-compatible API
Maintainer Mert Cobanov packages open decision models behind a TypeSafe-compatible API, with speed and calibration claims that still need a like-for-like test.
- Rivet launches a dating app where users help choose matches for others
Founder Taru Kapoor's app lets Matchers recommend potential pairs before daters decide whether to connect; Rivet says it raised $10.5 million from Peak XV Partners, Shine Capital and Blume Ventures.
- OpenAI's rumored 'o' agent points to a long-running Grok Bot-like product
An X user says the product, powered by an Astra variant called 'aeon,' is planned for OpenAI's September 29th DevDay.
- Old Digg is coming back, code reveals an unreleased user submission flow, as user voting came back this week
RuntimeWire found a path from source URL to editable draft and story preview, extending Digg's recent return to reader participation.
- You can now submit story ideas to RuntimeWire
Ryan Merket's Submit a Story flow accepts URLs, PDFs or pasted text, and lets readers choose when a finished draft goes to editors.
- Workshop gives comms teams scheduled AI agents; the approval step stays human
Workshop CEO Rick Knudtson says the add-on will handle recurring work, drawing on SharePoint and Workshop data while leaving each draft for a person to approve.
- Texture opens its US grid map to public edits and commercial use
CEO Sanjiv Sanghavi brings a consumer-product founder's approach to a data problem utilities and energy teams keep rebuilding in private.
- Meadow ships a $449 phone for leaving the main phone at home
Meadow founder Shreyas Narlanka has shipped the first bulk batch of its companion phone, which keeps maps, music and calls while blocking social media, browsing and feeds.
- CertifyOS launches shared credentialing program with UnitedHealthcare, Cigna and Centene
The September 23rd announcement names the three health plans as founding partners; CertifyOS says the service is planned to launch in fall 2026.