Gemma 4 models explained: E2B, E4B, 26B A4B, and 31B
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OpenAI Codex plugins are less a feature than a distribution move: Codex now has a curated install surface for reusable bundles of skills, apps, and MCP servers.
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Gemma 4 is really Google's Apache 2.0 local agent stack
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Microsoft Agent Framework ends Microsoft's agent split
Microsoft Agent Framework is now Microsoft’s shared successor for AutoGen and Semantic Kernel, with migration guides and RC signals making the shift explicit.
Holo3 pushes computer-use AI toward the open frontier
H Company’s Holo3 pairs a benchmark-leading gated flagship with an Apache 2.0 smaller model, giving developers a real open-weight foothold in computer-use AI.
Granite 4.0 3B Vision is IBM's document AI wedge
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Anthropic’s Australia MOU is a sovereign AI wedge
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OpenAI raises $122 billion to build a compute moat
OpenAI’s $122 billion round is a bid to lock in compute, push ChatGPT deeper into work, and make Codex the enterprise wedge of one big AI superapp.
GitHub Squad makes repo-native multi-agent work real
GitHub Squad turns multi-agent coding into a concrete repo-native pattern, with shared decision files, separate reviewer agents, and team memory that lives in git.
Lark CLI shows where workplace AI agents are going
Lark CLI, DingTalk Workspace CLI, and WeCom CLI show workplace suites turning messages, docs, meetings, and tasks into agent-ready action layers instead of just prettier chat boxes.
Claude Code plugins just spawned an aftermarket
Anthropic's official plugin surface is live, and GitHub is suddenly full of guides, wrappers, and team layers built around Claude Code instead of merely using it.
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