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AG2 0.13.4 Turns AutoGen’s Successor Into an MCP Endpoint, Not Just an MCP Client

AG2 0.13.4 Turns AutoGen’s Successor Into an MCP Endpoint, Not Just an MCP Client

AG2’s latest release is not trying to win the demo war. Good. The demo war has produced enough terminal windows where five agents roleplay as a startup and somehow nobody asks who is allowed to call whom, how the bill gets counted, or what happens when the “agent” becomes

Grok Build Adds Neon, and Database Agents Just Got Real

Grok Build Adds Neon, and Database Agents Just Got Real

Database access is where coding agents stop being a toy demo and start becoming operational software. xAI’s Grok Build marketplace adding Neon looks, at first glance, like a small catalog update: one pull request, one new plugin, a few skills, one MCP server. The better read is that Grok

Antigravity Skills Show Where Coding Agents Are Heading: Less Tool Bloat, More Team Policy

The most important coding-agent feature of the month may be a directory with a Markdown file in it. That sounds like underselling it. It is not. Google’s updated Antigravity Skills material points at the part of agentic development that teams are finally being forced to operationalize: how do you

Copilot CLI 1.0.62 Makes the Terminal Agent Look More Like a Workbench. That Comes With More Policy Surface.

Copilot CLI 1.0.62 Makes the Terminal Agent Look More Like a Workbench. That Comes With More Policy Surface.

Copilot CLI is no longer trying to be a polite chat window with a shell prompt nearby. GitHub’s 1.0.62-1 prerelease reads like a product manager swept half of GitHub’s daily workflow into the terminal agent: issue and pull request search, worktree creation, a richer diff UI,

DeepMind Is Funding the Safety Work Agent Builders Keep Hand-Waving Away

The agent industry has spent the last year demoing little teams of bots as if parallelism were the same thing as management. One agent writes code, one reviews it, one searches docs, one opens a pull request, and the slide says “autonomous workforce.” Cute. Also incomplete. The hard part is

Gemini CLI’s Antigravity Migration Is Really an Auth Migration

The Gemini CLI to Antigravity CLI migration was never going to fail because developers could not find the new command. It was going to fail because the old tool had quietly accumulated state: OAuth clients, Workspace scopes, local token files, Cloud project IDs, MCP servers, environment variables, and just enough