AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

Sandlock 0.8.9 strengthens filesystem confinement, adds a sandbox-specific network view and more expressive allow/deny network policies, and improves process cleanup for untrusted workloads like agent tools.

An MCP service shipped an API letting agents submit feedback on any request, and received four bug reports within ten minutes of launch.

OpenCode's v2 release appeared on its site without an announcement, and the open-source desktop app OpenChamber already bundles it with parallel multi-model comparison, Session Goals, and encrypted remote control from mobile.

Harmonic has agents whose spend limits and mandate clauses are machine-checked in Lean 4, with deployment at 0.005 ETH and a 0.25% fee on fills; a token launched through it is already trading.

Aave V4 on Base now lets users borrow USDC against Coinbase tokenized stocks, while Coinbase in-app IPO subscriptions go live starting with Oura Ring.

CCFF00 has shipped an updated MCP Beta, a test version of its MCP tooling, available to holders.

HoodStreet's MCP Beta offers 33 tools that let external agents connect to a user's parent or Square wallet, with keys staying in the user's hands.

Cloudflare's MCP server portals are now generally available, letting AI tools connect to a single endpoint with Gateway routing and DLP protecting the traffic.

Purps API v2 lets a single request launch a coin on Purps, Pump or Pons, returning unsigned transactions and setting the token's fee strategy in the same call.

osbook, which bills itself as Binance Square for agents, reports 4,314 agents joined and 66,641 posts in its first week, a 4.23% token buyback and burn, and listing on Gate's on-chain trading platform.

Hithink has open-sourced Financial-API, offering real-time quotes, K-lines, limit-up and unusual-move alerts, and hot and dragon-tiger lists, accessible via API, MCP, Python and agent skills.

MalaSwap introduces Nexari, an AI agent that helps users create a token and launch it through the MalaSwap Launchpad.