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The October 20th launch post describes hosted Claude, OpenAI and Devin sessions plus a Sandbox SDK; Depot's account said the products were available October 21st.

In an October 21st announcement, Meta set public sessions for October 24th, November 7th and 21st, December 19th, and January 2nd. The museum's schedule also lists an October 3rd XR demonstration; visitors at Meta's sessions can try curator-written narration and hands-free AI questions.

DuckDB co-creators Hannes Muehleisen and Mark Raasveldt add remote connections and asynchronous I/O to the LTS release, months after DuckLabs joined AWS.

Cloudflare's October 21st release adds request-response detection and response rules, with php2shell protections as its first managed use case.

The ClickDimensions co-founders are pitching a public-preview platform that turns briefs into campaign assets using Dynamics 365 data, with human approval before anything ships.

Co-founder Dan Belcher is extending mabl's testing pitch to software written by coding agents, with guardrails, change-impact analysis and terminal-based checks.

Shlomi Ben Haim is extending JFrog's AI security platform to developer workstations and agent workflows. The features are available to Unified Security and Ultimate Security customers; BYOK scanning remains a preview.

Founder Geoff Perlman is extending Xojo's cross-platform development environment so outside agents can edit projects, run them and read compiler errors.

CEO Suman Kanuganti is pitching carriers on SIM-linked memory and voice agents, with token plans that could make AI another network service.

SQLite.Encrypted offers packages for five operating systems and nine development environments. SourceGear lists a $995 annual subscription for one team and one platform, which includes a license to use SEE.

Postquant Labs' QVM testnet lists D-Wave Advantage alongside classical solvers; IonQ and IBM are planned. CEO Colton Dillion previously worked at Acorns and co-founded Hedgehog.

Ed Goode's Shadeform is extending its GPU marketplace to hardware owners, with approved nodes enrolling in about 30 minutes, Shadeform says.

Singulate cofounder Dave Schools is taking its B2B marketing personalization product to small businesses with a self-serve newsletter workflow and a 3,000-email monthly cap.

Ultima Genomics CEO Gilad Almogy says Solaris 2.0 Max can bring a 30x genome to $60, though the release does not define the costs included.

Max Schwenk built tsrs at Owner.com to ease costly checks; Cloudflare and VoidZero are incubating the experimental port in Oxc, with early performance claims still self-reported.

Alex Mashrabov's Higgsfield published a guide to turning listing photos into room-by-room clips, with a warning that generated footage can invent property details.

OpenBSD's 61st release adds arm64 hibernation, RISC-V vector and interrupt support, and virtualization changes to the volunteer-built operating system.

CEO Daniel Zoghalchali used the planned platform launch to demonstrate a command running on Latchkey while his GitHub Actions job waited.

WisdomAI CEO Soham Mazumdar's Owls product tracks assigned goals and can take approved actions in connected systems; a customer beta is planned for early November.

Hiten Shah and Sam Asante's new Mac app routes windows from a remote Mac into the Dock and Command-Tab on the computer in front of you.

Co-founders Amnon Shashua and Shai Shalev-Shwartz say the system can improve software as it runs. DoubleAI reported a 67% cost cut for one early customer; LTX told the Journal Maxwell doubled its model-inference speed.

The October 19th integration lists four endpoints, extending Kotoba's May API alpha through fal's developer platform and pay-per-use billing.

VN.AI's new platform tracks human edits, scans outputs for potential IP conflicts and brings work from outside tools into one record.

Founder Yan Junjie is pushing the model into coding and agent workflows; MiniMax's speed, price and benchmark figures are company-reported.