AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

Claude Duet is a separate app that reads email and calendar to send morning briefs, draft replies, and follow up on quiet threads; it runs in the cloud, requires approval for sensitive actions, and is US-only via waitlist for Pro and Max.

NetEase Mail Master added Mail Agent, an in-mail agent that scans across linked 163, Gmail and Outlook accounts to list subscriptions and charges, export them to Excel, and set reminder rules.

A developer shipped five products in a week in San Francisco, including agentglimpse, which keeps track of what remote and cloud agents are doing across Claude, Codex, OpenCode and more.

Codex was double-counting tokens, so roughly 287k real tokens read as 451k and auto-compaction fired early; the fix is merged into the 0.164.0 stable release.

A self-shadowing soft-shadow library for Sega Dreamcast development is released publicly, designed to pair with the SH4ZAM library, with the repo ready to clone.

Agentics Credit introduces a 300–850 ACS score and underwriting layer, with 580 as the funding waitlist threshold and capital deployed via controlled accounts; paper trading, scoring and the risk engine are live.

VEYA 1.2.10 adds MCP tools to discover providers and run paid calls under one limit, settling on Solana with validator verification and on-chain proofs; 17 blocked cases tested.

OpenWiki turns a codebase into a source-traceable Markdown wiki that Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and seven other coding agents can query for context; it has 17,000+ stars.

The Evrim Ağacı MCP server is now listed in the Claude Directory, letting Claude users connect to that content source; no further feature details given.

Dot Chat, Agent Chat and DotCode now run Kimi K3.1 Pro with 1M-token context for multi-step app builds and codebase work, priced below Venice's token rates.

FreeMilk is a free coding agent running on-device on iPhone, with local file and git access, GitHub integration, MCP server connections, and a daily free allowance of coding models.

Algrow released a Mac and Windows desktop app where an agent opens a real browser tab, searches and scrolls YouTube live, with each agent on its own YouTube account and running on the user's Claude plan.