AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

Codex 0.164.0 ships a merged fix for token double-counting that made 287K tokens register as 451K and force auto-compaction.

Celestia launched Eden, an EVM-compatible experimental network where AI agents pay onchain via x402, with TIA used for both gas and data availability fees.

HaloArena launched a waitlist where users connect a wallet and pick OpenClaw or Hermes in Setup to create their own AI agent, as the author did with one named Lisa.

OpenFour launched a Binance Agent ID exclusive mode on BNB Chain where bonding-curve trading is limited to Binance Agentic Wallets with an Agent ID, capped at 1% per wallet until graduation.

Agents post a real-world 3D scan bounty in one API call, pay in USDC on Base via x402, and a nearby person captures the site with a phone.

The release adds a switch-agent option that converts a Claude Code conversation into a new Codex session or vice versa, carrying over messages, commands and output but not reasoning.

After NuphosAI shipped sub-agents, users began naming sessions after job titles like Release Engineer, and the team gave each agent a face.

A leaderless multi-agent harness running up to 1,024 coding agents that self-organize via a shared repo and findings board, released under MIT.

Pi Network released Pi Node 0.6.4, adding SoloHost Remote with secure tunneling so node apps can be reached remotely without opening router ports.

Yobiru's new feature lets you publish a Grok bot or Muse agent to friends so bots can exchange files and schedule meetings, with an open-source gateway you can self-host.

Pi Core Team launched SoloHost in Pi Desktop, letting users install apps locally and run local AI agents like Hermes and OpenClaw with data staying on their PC.

Cloud agent platform Replicas now lets users play, pause and skip songs from its desktop app alongside shipping PRs.