AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

AgentMail released AgentID, which lets AI agents sign in to third-party apps the way people use "Sign in with Google," with an integration prompt and a free-plan incentive.

Binance introduced AI Pro for natural-language trading strategies and Agent OS as a developer financial foundation, framing the move as All in AI toward financial equality.

Figma announced that the Figma Agent is out of beta, with a blog post covering three ways product designers use it.

Architect lets users launch agents by typing, improve and root-cause issues through conversation, and proactively surfaces new insights.

Ampersand offers an integration layer that lets AI agents read and write in real systems like Salesforce and NetSuite, and already powers 11x, Orb and Square.

Hark Pro is now available on web, iOS and Android, with its $100 Pro plan free for a limited time and separate screens for widgets, chats and projects.

Cortex Harness lets users assign tasks to frontier models on real robots, steer them in language or take over remotely when stuck, and record every recovery for training.

Ampersand is now generally available, giving agents read, write, search, subscribe and proxy capabilities on systems like Salesforce and NetSuite, with custom fields and permissions handled per customer.

micro1 released a Personal Agent Benchmark that scores agents on task completion and whether their actions could be trusted, and the author calls the results surprising.

Ampersand handles CRM auth and token refreshes, retries failed writes, backfills data when a sync drops and subscribes to changes, so AI SDR teams don't have to build that plumbing themselves.

ElevenLabs built an expert assistant into ElevenAgents that helps teams launch and improve their AI agents just by talking or typing.

Every Agent is now available in Slack for long-running tasks like opening PRs, writing reports and monitoring feedback, with built-in workflows, no token markup and $15 in free credits per person.