Manus 2.0 ships: Manus Studio on desktop, Cue gives every agent a phone number and wallet
Manus shipped 2.0: a desktop Manus Studio, a Cascade framework with claimed 32% cost cuts, and Cue — an invite-beta app where each agent gets its own wallet.
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Manus shipped 2.0: a desktop Manus Studio, a Cascade framework with claimed 32% cost cuts, and Cue — an invite-beta app where each agent gets its own wallet.
OpenAI launched Dots, always-on agents powered by GPT-6 Astra with their own cloud computer and 4,000+ app integrations, rolling out to paid plans first.
Microsoft shipped WSL 3.0 (3.0.1): native Linux containers via the new wslc tool, virtiofs file access twice as fast, kernel 6.18; Windows 11 only.
Google will retire Gemini Gems on November 17, replacing them with slash-invoked skills that work across tasks; existing Gems migrate automatically.
Meta launched its enterprise AI platform, bringing the Muse stack to businesses, and hired MongoDB CEO CJ Desai to lead it; MongoDB shares fell over 17%.
Shopify opened checkout to browser AI agents via three WebMCP tools, gated by buyer authorization; live for eligible merchants as of September 28.
Alibaba Cloud detailed Agent Sandbox at Yunqi: MicroVM isolation, 100k sandboxes per minute, sub-180ms P99 cold starts, and an E2B-compatible API.
Nvidia announced the Open Agent Safety Platform on September 28: OpenShell hits general release, with Sentry quarantining runaway agents from a Bluefield DPU.
OpenAI renamed its $100 and $200 Pro tiers and dropped the 5x/20x usage labels; code in openai/codex reveals an unpublished Pro Max tier leaked at $500 a month.
postmarketOS, the mobile Linux distro for old phones, rebrands as Nura with a new nura.eco domain and a filed trademark; the logo and mission stay the same.
Muse, Meta’s personal AI agent app launched September 8, has passed 3.4 million downloads and held the top spot on the US App Store since September 18.