Anthropic just overhauled the Claude Code desktop app to let developers orchestrate multiple agents at once. It adds a multi-session sidebar across repos, an integrated terminal and in-app file editor, drag-and-drop workspace panes, and Mac SSH support. Available now for Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise users.
Anthropic just introduced Routines in Claude Code in research preview, turning repetitive dev tasks into cloud-hosted automations. You can bundle a prompt, repo, and connectors to run on a schedule, via API endpoints, or triggered by GitHub webhook events. It executes entirely on Claude Code's web infrastructure, with daily routine limits rolling out to Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise subscribers.
Microsoft is testing OpenClaw-style autonomous agents for 365 Copilot, aiming to let the assistant run around the clock on behalf of users. The always-on bots can monitor Outlook inboxes and calendars, recommend daily workflows, and limit permissions by department for tighter security. Microsoft plans to unveil the new capabilities at its Build conference starting June 2nd.
Meta is reportedly training an AI avatar of CEO Mark Zuckerberg to interact with employees and hand out feedback in meetings. The digital twin learns from his voice, mannerisms, and public statements, with Zuckerberg himself spending up to 10 hours a week coding on AI projects. If it works, Meta plans to let everyday creators build their own meeting-ready clones next.
Legal AI startup Harvey just launched Agents, autonomous bots that run end-to-end legal workflows from research and deposition prep to memos and slide decks. The platform splits large tasks across parallel agents, backs every claim with citations, and lets firms build custom bots using internal playbooks. It turns hours of background grunt work into review-ready legal deliverables.
Cloudflare just integrated OpenAI’s GPT-5.4 and Codex harness directly into its Agent Cloud platform and Sandboxes. The move lets millions of enterprise customers build and deploy production-ready AI agents at global scale for tasks like customer support, system updates, and automated reporting. Why it matters: it pushes frontier models right to the network edge, making autonomous workflows faster and far more secure.
Andon Labs gave an AI agent named Luna a 3-year retail lease in San Francisco, a corporate credit card, and full autonomy to turn a profit. Luna designed the store, curated the inventory, and ran phone interviews to hire two full-time human employees. Why it matters: AI managers are overseeing blue-collar human workers faster than robotics can replace physical labor, sparking urgent debates around synthetic employers.
Pika just launched a cash-back monetization system for its Pika AI Self agents, letting creators earn real money whenever someone chats with their agent or uses its skills. Engagements reward creators with tokens that are directly redeemable for cash, turning digital clones into an active source of income.
Anthropic just made Claude Cowork generally available across all paid plans, adding serious enterprise governance features. Admins get role-based access via SCIM, team spend limits, and deep OpenTelemetry audit logging, alongside a new Zoom MCP connector that pulls meeting transcripts and action items directly into Cowork workflows.
Cursor just rolled out a feature that lets developers run AI coding agents on any machine and manage them remotely from a phone. You can now kick off tasks on a remote devbox asynchronously without being tethered to a physical desk. It effectively turns mobile devices into remote controllers for background coding workflows.
Factory.ai just launched a native desktop app for macOS and Windows, letting users run multiple AI Droids simultaneously with dedicated contexts and persistent environments. The app can control local tools like VS Code and browser tabs, while supporting air-gapped local models via Ollama or vLLM. Early enterprise data shows users juggling both CLI and desktop complete 4.6x more sessions.
Anthropic just overhauled the architecture behind Claude Managed Agents, splitting the harness (brain), sandbox (hands), and session logs into independent components. The redesign turns fragile containers into disposable infrastructure, slashing p95 time-to-first-token latency by over 90% while locking credentials away from sandbox code. Why it matters: It gives long-running agents an operating-system-level foundation to recover instantly from crashes and control multiple environments simultaneously.
Meta just unveiled Muse Spark, its first native multimodal reasoning model from Meta Superintelligence Labs, featuring a new Contemplating mode that orchestrates parallel agents to rival Gemini Deep Think and GPT Pro. It scored 58% on Humanity's Last Exam and integrates health reasoning trained with 1,000 physicians. It is now live on meta.ai, with private API previews underway.
OpenAI just rolled out Paper Review, a new workflow inside its Prism platform designed to evaluate technical and scientific research. CPO Kevin Weil framed the tool as the opposite of AI slop, aiming to bolster scientific rigor, correctness, and reproducibility across research submissions and peer review.
Anthropic just launched Project Glasswing alongside Apple, Microsoft, AWS, and Nvidia to hunt down critical software flaws using Claude Mythos Preview, an unreleased frontier model. Mythos autonomously discovered thousands of zero-days across major operating systems, including decades-old bugs in OpenBSD and FFmpeg. Anthropic is offering $100M in computing credits to defenders while keeping the model private.
Anthropic just dropped a practical guide on subagents in Claude Code to curb context window bloat during long coding sessions. Instead of cramming dozens of files into one thread, subagents act like browser tabs that explore codebases or fix bugs in parallel, returning only clean summaries. You can invoke them in chat, pop them into the background with Ctrl+B, or define reusable specialists via markdown files.
Z.ai just released GLM-5.1, an open-source flagship coding model licensed under MIT that scored 58.4 on SWE-Bench Pro, edging out GPT-5.4 and Claude Opus 4.6. Designed for complex long-horizon tasks, it maintains steady performance gains over hundreds of iterations and thousands of tool calls. Open-source agentic coding is officially competing at the very frontier.
Nous Research just shipped Andrej Karpathy's LLM-Wiki pattern as a native skill inside Hermes Agent. Your agent can now automatically build persistent Markdown knowledge bases that compile, cross-reference, and lint themselves over time. Running a quick update and typing one command basically turns the agent into a tireless research librarian.
GitHub just launched Rubber Duck in experimental mode for Copilot CLI, a cross-model review agent that taps another model family to critique coding plans and implementations. When Claude orchestrates, GPT-5.4 steps in at key checkpoints to spot blind spots. On SWE-Bench Pro, pairing Sonnet 4.6 with Rubber Duck closed 74.7% of the gap to Opus alone.
Ben Sigman and actress Milla Jovovich just released MemPalace, an open-source AI memory system built with Claude that achieved the first perfect 500/500 score on LongMemEval. Instead of sending data to the cloud, it runs locally, organizing memories into a palace architecture and compressing user context down to ~120 tokens.
