AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

Jitter's MCP is in public beta, letting users create and tweak animations inside AI tools with every result saved as an editable Jitter file.

Namespace shipped an MCP Server, multi-repo Devboxes, Devbox Services, and support for iPhone Duo and Xcode 27.1 RC.

Version 1.2.6 of the desktop AI coding tool adds MCP server connections for GitHub, Postgres and others, browser screenshots for the AI, plus better syntax checks, model fallback and permissions.

An open-source, P2P-encrypted network that lets Claude Code and Codex talk to online agents like Grok Bot and Muse, plus teammates' agents.

Virtuals App opens closed beta for Butler, which reads protocol rules and X discussion, checks onchain data and rebalances PAPER positions within minutes without being asked.

PsyProtocol opened its wallet testnet, including a wallet for AI agents with budget caps to prevent overspending, using test tokens only.

A 300–850 credit score rates trading agents on observed trade history rather than screenshots; 580 qualifies for the funding waitlist, with an enforced risk engine for stops and leverage caps.

Users can check holdings, send tokens, and trade through AI conversation, with app confirmations, auto-rejection of abnormal transactions, token limits, and a first-come unique Agent ID.

Lovart 2.0 introduces Arti, a personal design agent that builds a full launch kit from brand identity to social graphics and runs a Canvas Check-up for consistency.

Algebras released an agent harness for product localization, claiming Claude Code can make a product global in under an hour.

Incentiv launched an MCP server for Codex, Claude Desktop and Cursor with 24 tools covering chain data, swap quotes, bridging and unsigned transactions, holding no keys.

Tower Exchange launched an MCP that lets Claude users swap stablecoins on Arc at the best prices across multiple DEXs by connecting, stating the swap, and confirming the transaction.