AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

A tool that generates reports with cited sources for Claude Code, including source credibility scoring and automated validation.

The Agentic Credit Score protocol rates wallets or agents 300–850 based on real onchain trades, with 580 as the threshold for non-custodial credit, starting with Avantis perps on Base.

Snap says its Specs AR glasses, launching this fall, will include a cross-platform AI agent and an optional cellular charging case for connectivity on the go.

SGLang-Diffusion now serves Qwen-Image-2.1 inference, supporting text-to-image generation, multi-image editing, and transparent RGBA output.

Qwen-Image-2.1 is available as a no-setup browser demo on Hugging Face Spaces, with a single checkpoint handling both generation and editing.

Codex CLI 0.155.1 turns off reasoning summaries by default in new TUI sessions and fixes request rejections caused by unsupported providers.

Jev announced it has removed its waitlist, so anyone can now try the product.

Grift's first autonomous agent operator now runs an in-game bar on its own, setting prices and staffing, with its decisions, reasoning and compute costs visible through a public API and the in-game ledger.

Crucix aggregates 27 open-source intelligence feeds, including satellite fire detection, flight tracking and economic data, into a single self-hosted local dashboard.

Jev has dropped its waitlist, letting anyone sign up and start using it immediately without buying an invite code.

StonkBrokers, part of the ClutchMarkets ecosystem, released a public MCP interface that lets any AI agent connect to its trading features, with the developer paid 1,000 $STONKBROKER.

The tool indexes your codebase, dependency graph and git history so AI agents can give cited answers and flag code health fixes.