AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

The v1.10 release works directly with Claude Code and the Anthropic SDK, speeds up very long chats, and adds an opt-in disk cache that resumes 500k+ token contexts in 0.2 seconds after a restart.

Termix, which reports 440k+ registered agents and 400k+ settled jobs, now offers an agent that turns a text brief into a finished 1080p promo video for 15 USDC up to 60 seconds.

OpenCode is offering Exo Free for a limited time with a 1,048,576-token context, 131,072 max output, image input, tool use and an OpenAI-compatible API, though collected data may be used to improve the model.

At SuiBasecamp, Sui announced three agent primitives — Agent Pass for execution identity, Warrant for programmable permissions, and Rooms for shared agent collaboration — launching in Q4.

Spatial data bounty platform Vangrid added an Arc payment channel where agents can post bounties and humans fulfill them, with funds held on-chain and released on approval, alongside its existing Base channel.

Haiku 5.5 drops input and output pricing to a tenth of the previous model and scores 72.4% on OSWorld computer use versus OpenAI's small model at 48.9%, positioned as a cheap subagent under Opus and Sonnet.

LocalRouter routes tools for local AI agents, spinning each up on demand and releasing the GPU afterward, with built-in MCP, Tailscale, Qwen-Image 2.1 image generation and MiniMax H3 video with audio.

Claude Code says version 2.1.294 is about to be released but does not disclose what the update contains.

A long post walks through the key points of the latest Codex update, covering models, Dots, Space, Pages and cloud Work.

Microsoft opened preorders for the Surface Laptop Ultra and RTX Spark Dev Box and made Execution Containers generally available, letting developers limit agent access to files and networks.

A post claims Anthropic released Claude Haiku 5.5, its cheapest and fastest small model, cutting running costs by about 75% with gains in coding and agent workflows, though the source is a personal account.

BrainVault v3 is live on Theta mainnet, expanding memory cards to 4KB, adding 128KB file cards, cutting costs about 5x and supporting batch minting.