· 593 signals today · 105 sources
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The DSH x Blender direct realtime plugin has been updated to v2.1.0, enabling an AI to drive Blender via a direct TCP channel. This integration offers 16 tools, 28 families, and 186 operations, including viewport frames and click-to-pick functionality.
Open with sources →Harn has released version v0.10.167, introducing updates to its programming language and runtime specifically designed for building AI agents. This Rust-based project aims to provide developers with a dedicated environment for agent development.
The DSH x Blender direct realtime plugin has been updated to v2.1.0, enabling an AI to drive Blender via a direct TCP channel. This integration offers 16 tools, 28 families, and 186 operations, including viewport frames and click-to-pick functionality.
Tiangong is a desktop AI terminal built with Rust and Tauri. It features an embedded browser for human-computer collaboration, multi-agent coordination, long-term memory, scheduled tasks, and a plugin ecosystem supporting WASM, TypeScript, and pure UI. The terminal can be remotely controlled via WeChat, QQ, and Lark.
The ESP32 iPhone Agent project enables AI models to interact with a real iPhone using a low-cost ESP32 microcontroller. It leverages AirPlay for visual input and USB HID for control, eliminating the need for a Mac, developer account, or jailbreaking.
Agenvoy has released version 1.2.1, offering a self-hosted, 24/7 personal AI agent designed to run locally. This Go-based application emphasizes data privacy, keeping memory, schedules, tools, and credentials on the user's machine.
Kition has released version 0.2.0 of its desktop workspace, integrating Markdown, DataTables, WhiteBoard, an AI agent, browser research, and visual workflows. The application is built with TypeScript and Electron, focusing on a local-first approach.
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105 active sources, 700 scans and 1.3K raw signals in the last 24 hours. Scores run 0–100 and combine reliability, freshness, novelty, technical importance, developer relevance, ecosystem signal and confidence. Low-confidence items stay off public pages. Read the methodology →