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- Nous Research adds live screens and human takeover to Hermes agents
The Bot Screen streams a bot's Linux desktop into Hermes Desktop, where a user can take control for logins, CAPTCHAs and other steps.
- Anthropic launches Claude Marketplace for software, connectors and consultants
Anthropic's September 23rd launch brings more than 2,000 connectors and plugins, Claude-powered products and enterprise implementation partners into one catalog.
- ForensicDbg gives AI agents interpreted crash dumps, not a pile of hex
Founder Loren McQuade built a Windows x86/x64 debugger that reconstructs missing minidump memory and exposes its analysis through MCP; the product remains in private beta.
- Awear launches a portable AI platform for smart glasses
Founder Ash Saulsbury says users should carry their agents across brands, while device makers retain control over the experiences built around them.
- CodexBar adds three providers, bringing its AI usage tracker to 80
Peter Steinberger's September 22nd release added Charm Hyper, GitKraken AI and Bifrost, alongside a JavaScript plugin system for new integrations.
- S-AIDC puts an AI image processor in orbit, one satellite at a time
S-AIDC founder Liu Mingtao is extending Beijing's terrestrial compute business into orbit with a satellite designed to analyze Earth imagery before it reaches the ground.
- Ahead of Meta Connect, Muse's Mac app shows an email address for your AI assistant
A gated setup flow lets users choose an @muse.ai address for their agent, but the client inspection cannot show whether Meta will enable it at Connect.
- Waymo offers $2.85 for transit connections, starting with its own employees
Bay Area riders will need a linked Visa card; Waymo also plans to lease 40 Caltrain parking spaces for staged robotaxis.
- DoltHub gives MongoDB changes a commit history, with one security catch
DumboDB can join a replica set as a read-only change sink, but replication V1 cannot connect when authentication or TLS is enabled.
- OSCP opens its ROS 2 driver to get photonic sensors into robots
Kazem Zandi's Montreal company is making its MK2 sensors easier to integrate as it brings them to ROSCon in Toronto.
- Coverage Cat offers umbrella checkout through personal AI agents
Max Cho and Gabriel Botelho's five-state brokerage lets assistants prefill applications and follow offers toward payment, with shopper confirmation before submission.
- XChat launches X Numbers, private codes that bypass closed inboxes
The optional, refreshable codes let people reach a user's main Chat inbox and place calls without a mutual follow.
- Lunos launches free cash forecasts based on how customers actually pay
Duncan Barrigan is extending Lunos from invoice chasing into cash planning, with live accounting data and plain-English scenarios.
- IAB Tech Lab proposes OpenProposal to automate the ad-buying RFP slog
OpenProposal connects buyer briefs, seller proposals and buy commitments, with public comment open through October 22nd.
- Bond recasts its AI chief of staff as a to-do list that works back
The YC-backed product connects Slack, email, calendars and project tools, then ranks commitments and prepares the next action.
- Meta plans a 1 Pbps transatlantic cable using two-core fiber
Petal is due in 2029, linking the US and France with twice the capacity of Meta's 0.5 Pbps Anjana system.
- A vibe-coded timeline packs 42 years of Mac buttons into one control
Designer Cole Derochie used Astra and a Figma reference to build 11 interactive styles, then corrected the chronology in public.
- InteractionLabs shows how Ongo turns a $299 lamp into a desk robot
The vision-equipped companion uses a familiar household object to make always-present AI easier to place in the home.
- Cognition brings Devin's cloud VMs into the terminal, SSH included
Developers can move sessions between local machines and persistent cloud environments without leaving Devin's command-line interface.
- Early iPhone 18 Pro owners report green and red display lines
Scattered launch-week posts show vertical lines on new screens, with at least two owners saying their phones were replaced.
- Quicker launches a Mac inbox for LinkedIn, Slack, WhatsApp, X and iMessage
Tom Alder's new app keeps messages on-device and adds AI drafts, tagging and reminders, with users admitted a few at a time.
- ChatGPT adds Experian credit scores to its personal finance dashboard
The U.S.-only feature lets Plus and Pro users connect credit reports, receive monthly updates and question ChatGPT about factors affecting their scores.
- Cloudflare makes Python first-class in Workers, no JavaScript chaperone required
The GA release runs FastAPI, Django and Flask at the edge while connecting Python directly to Workers AI, databases, queues and storage.
- Marginalia Search resurfaces by ranking the web Google leaves behind
Viktor Lofgren's open-source engine runs its own crawler and favors text-heavy pages, though it does not aim to replace Google.