AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

OpenAI added announcement copy for a new "Spaces" feature, speculated to be a collaborative space where users and agents produce artifacts together, possibly tied to DevDay's multiplayer Codex.

Nvidia launched the Open Agent Safety Platform with over 100 partners, including the open-source OpenShell runtime, the Sentry DPU watchdog and the Vera CPU.

Gotchi Labs' health and wellness product Sleepagotchi is live with 500K+ registered users, and its AI sleep coach reads recovery, activity and wearable signals.

Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 5.5 is now available on Databricks on AWS, Azure and GCP under Unity Gateway, with better coding efficiency and Opus 5-level document understanding.

Hermes Agent announced that Claude Sonnet 5.5 is now available to call directly inside the agent.

Minirouter shipped an alpha web_search at one cent per search powered by Perplexity, an agent swarm library, live deposit status tracking, and usage and cost export.

supermemory is an open-source memory and context engine that handles conflicting facts, expiry and retrieval injection, with plugins for Claude Code, Cursor and Codex plus MCP access.

The Firebase agent plugin in Codex can provision a project, database and schema, add Firebase Authentication and write and audit security rules.

On Monid, an AI agent gets its own Linux machine for about $0.10 per hour, with no subscription or API call fees and billing only while it runs.

Magnific connects to Claude through MCP, claiming 30% faster responses and 30% lower Claude costs, and generates images, video and audio in one conversation.

PulseScanner released a PulseChain data layer for developers and AI agents, with a key management dashboard, private RPC, 90+ endpoints, and llms.txt/openapi.json docs.

A new Ops Panel addition lets Android emulator instances be deployed in a decentralized way and controlled by AI via scripts or menus for app testing, with a target completion date of October 1.