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AgentMemory 0.9.11 Shows the Agent Plugin Format War Is Really About Portable Authority

AgentMemory 0.9.11 Shows the Agent Plugin Format War Is Really About Portable Authority

AgentMemory 0.9.11 looks, at first glance, like a small integration release: a Codex plugin manifest, a marketplace entry, and a fix for an OpenClaw memory-slot bug. That undersells it. The release is a useful snapshot of where coding-agent infrastructure is going: memory, hooks, skills, MCP servers, and host

Copilot CLI 1.0.46 Makes Read-Only Agent Authority a Product Decision

Copilot CLI 1.0.46 Makes Read-Only Agent Authority a Product Decision

GitHub Copilot CLI 1.0.46 is the kind of release note most teams will scroll past and then rediscover six months later in a security review. The release is small: a deprecation warning, a PowerShell shim fix, wrapped long lines in diff view, a mid-turn crash fix, and one

Codex Plugin Sharing and Copilot Managed Plugins Point to the Same Future: Agent Config Is Supply Chain

Codex Plugin Sharing and Copilot Managed Plugins Point to the Same Future: Agent Config Is Supply Chain

Agent plugins are being marketed as convenience. That undersells them and, more importantly, under-threat-models them. A plugin for a coding agent is not a theme, a snippet pack, or a harmless preference bundle. It can carry instructions, skills, hooks, app integrations, MCP servers, and policy-shaped defaults. In other words: it

GitHub Copilot CLI’s /autopilot Update Is Small, but the Runtime Signals Are Not

GitHub Copilot CLI’s /autopilot Update Is Small, but the Runtime Signals Are Not

GitHub Copilot CLI v1.0.45 has the kind of release notes that look small if you read them as feature bullets and much larger if you read them as runtime plumbing. A new /autopilot command is the easy headline. The more important story is everything around it: OpenTelemetry alignment,

ECC 2.0-rc.1 Makes the Case for Portable Agent Harnesses Across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and Gemini

ECC 2.0-rc.1 Makes the Case for Portable Agent Harnesses Across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and Gemini

Everything Claude Code's 2.0.0-rc.1 materials are easy to underestimate because the project name sounds like a Claude-specific config pile. The interesting part is that the release candidate argues for the opposite: agent behavior should not be trapped inside one vendor's harness. Skills, hooks,