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Runner is a Rust-based project enabling multiple terminal agents, including Claude Code, Codex, and Copilot CLI, to collaborate on tasks within a single terminal. The latest release, v0.16.4, focuses on integrating these agents with individual TUI interfaces.

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.

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.

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.

Hazzel, a Python-based terminal coding agent, has released version 1.6.1. This agent focuses on transparency by displaying all code changes as diffs before they are applied to disk.

The OpenClaw & Hermes Agent AI Management Panel, version v0.22.3, offers a multi-engine AI management interface. It features built-in AI assistants with tool calling, image recognition, and multimodal capabilities, supporting 11 languages.

DeepSeekBot v1.2.1 is an open-source alternative to GrokBot, built on the DeepSeek Harness. It enables the creation of personal AI bot teams with persistent memory, identities, and permissions, extensible via DSH plugins.

The Kent agentic coding platform has released version v2.9.0, focusing on output quality for professional software engineering work. This Go-based platform supports self-review, supervision, and dynamic agent workflows.

Ben Recht argues that the statistical community's commitment to data models has led to irrelevant theory and questionable conclusions, hindering progress on important problems. He advocates for a broader adoption of algorithmic modeling for more accurate and informative predictions.

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.