AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

Framer shared four fun components you can build for your website with the Framer Agent, with the prompts included.

Anthropic officially announced Claude Code Projects, which can start parallel threads from a conversation, share memory, and offer an overview panel to track progress, rolling out first to select Pro and Max users via a waitlist.

Google Labs' CC moves from a personal assistant to a shared agent for families and households, built on a new type of Google account for agents that enables sharing and collaboration for managing tasks and morning routines.

A brief from The Verge notes that Projects lets users control a team of Claude Code agents that coordinate with each other, following up on the same new feature.

HeyGen now runs inside ChatGPT and Claude, turning notes you have already written into a month of clinic videos without a camera or extra time.

CC lets up to five family members share schedules, tasks and Google Chat, fill out forms and generate meal plans, with a US waitlist for users 18 and over.

Ethan Mollick used the new Claude Projects to analyze images and videos of Umberto Eco's 33,000-book library and attempt a 3D reconstruction of the shelf locations.

The open-source project has passed 5,000 GitHub stars and repurposes existing coding agents into research assistants that can carry out literature research.

The new Slack agent reads Slack, Notion, Linear, HubSpot and 3,000+ tools on its own, DMs users when work is done, and holds sensitive actions for approval.

Bolt Forge is temporarily raising the usage cap on GLM 5.3 Flash to 50x, saying prompts on the model can run up to twice the size of other open models.

Sakana AI launched two new models, Fugu Max and Fugu Ultra v2, focused on orchestrating the Pareto frontier.

Anthropic launched the LSVP in beta, letting life science teams use its models under new safeguards, including Mythos for the first time.