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SmolVM has released version 1.28.1, an embeddable and portable virtual machine designed for the safe local execution of AI agents. Written in Rust, this microVM project aims to provide a secure sandbox environment for code execution.

Deva is a new chat-first desktop AI assistant designed to manage code, files, commands, scheduled tasks, and instant messages through a conversational interface. The project, written in TypeScript, recently released version v0.1.7.

Corum-Harness is a desktop agent built on the Deepseek-Harness foundation, inheriting its full capabilities. It enhances the base with integrated IDE functionalities and was recently updated with release v0.4.0.

Buddy Android is a floating chat bubble application that enables AI models like Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode to interact with and control an Android phone. It operates directly within the app, supporting both paid and free AI models without requiring ADB, a PC, or root access.

Dodaios, an open-source AI assistant designed for the agentic era, has released version 3.2.0. This local assistant supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, enabling users to interact with agents, coding CLIs, browsers, and applications via voice commands.

NanoBrowser is an open-source Chrome extension enabling AI-powered web automation. It allows users to run multi-agent workflows using their own LLM API keys, positioning itself as an alternative to OpenAI Operator. The project has recently released version v0.2.0.

Roqer is an open-source AI agent designed for Roblox Studio, enabling users to build, script, and playtest directly within their game environments. It supports custom API integrations and popular LLM subscriptions like ChatGPT and Claude.

Cyrene Agent is an open-source desktop AI agent built with TypeScript and Electron. It recently released version 1.3.3, featuring capabilities like AI memory and function calling, designed for desktop use.

Scout is an open-source browser agent developed by Outcrawl, written in TypeScript. It is designed for browser automation tasks and leverages LLMs.

The cargo-crap project has released version v0.7.0, introducing the Change Risk Anti-Patterns (CRAP) metric for Rust projects. This tool aims to identify potential risks and anti-patterns within Rust codebases.