AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

Higgsfield shared a link to full API details so developers can see how to integrate, alongside a K-Drama generation demo released the same day.

Higgsfield demoed with a video that its API can generate K-drama style episodes in bulk, pitched as an infinite series.

Moonshot AI released a desktop client for Kimi Code, adding another player to the AI coding tool race.

The new dashboard lists rewards for each mission, such as connecting a wallet, deploying a Position Watcher or Skew Agent, and linking Telegram, with points credited automatically and nothing to claim.

Motion Studio works with Vite, Astro, Webpack, Nuxt and Next.js, and can optionally connect to Cursor, Claude and OpenAI SDKs to apply edits directly to code.

The ad-subsidized plan costs $8 a month for 15 hours of DeepSeek V4.1 Flash or 30 hours of GLM 5.3 Flash per day, with no message limit per session.

MerrymenAI introduced Trencher Mode, designed for agents to discover and trade newly launched coins, which the team labels high risk and high reward.

Bitget introduced a separate account for AI-agent trading with funds kept apart from the main balance, access to crypto and tokenized US stocks, and a trading cashback campaign.

Google's ARTEMIS converts natural-language instructions into real Android actions without scripting, scores 99%+ on AndroidWorld, and ships a native MCP server that plugs into Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity.

Kooko's local client covers separate entry points for research, tables, documents, slides and design, with built-in templates for startup pitches, industry reports, posters and more.

BytePlus has launched Dramagic, which packs model capabilities into a short-drama production workbench and competes directly with tools like LTX Studio and Runway.

Anthropic has rebranded the Claude developer Workbench as Playground, with a more conventional interface for testing models and Messages API features without writing code.