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Infrastructure

Cloudflare AI Gateway adds model aliases, named pools of models with fallback

Cloudflare's AI Gateway now supports model aliases, according to a post that Cloudflare's developer account shared. A model alias is a pool of models that an application calls by one name. The gateway tries the models in the order set and falls back to the next one if a request fails, or uses smart routing to choose a model for each request.
Infrastructure

Vercel Schedules is in public beta, so agents and apps can schedule their own work

Vercel put Vercel Schedules into public beta. Vercel says agents and applications can schedule and manage their own work:
Anthropic· Products· 1 discussions

Anthropic introduces Personal Finance in Claude, a read-only view of your bank and card accounts

Anthropic is rolling out Personal Finance in Claude in beta this week, on the Pro, Max and Ultra plans in the US. Users connect bank and card accounts and ask questions in their own words, such as where their money went this month, whether any charges hit twice, or what an APR has cost them. Claude can also build spending charts, bill calendars and dashboards.
Anthropic· Products· 2 discussions

Anthropic study of 207,000 research sessions: scientists use Claude mostly for data analysis and writing

Anthropic published a report on how scientists use Claude, Claude Code and Claude Science. It analyzed 207,049 sessions on consumer plans from August 2 to September 30, 2026 (128,914 on Claude and Cowork, 78,135 on Claude Code). A classifier labelled each session with a field and research task, and Anthropic says only those labels were kept and results are reported in aggregate.
Anthropic· Products

Claude Enterprise adds a security center, generally available inference hooks and new admin controls

Anthropic announced new security and admin features for Claude Enterprise.
Coding

Cognition releases Devin Review 2.0, which it says is up to 5× cheaper and 1.5× faster

Cognition says Devin Review 2.0, its pull-request review feature for Devin, is up to 5× cheaper and 1.5× faster than before, with new features and integrations. It adds an Autofix option, which Cognition pitches as a way to save time on review, and says the release is available in Devin Cloud and Devin Desktop. The cost and speed figures are Cognition's own.
OpenAI· Infrastructure

OpenAI introduces Private Safety Processing for API requests

OpenAI's developer account announced Private Safety Processing, which it says lets OpenAI review related API requests for safety without retaining customers' prompts or responses.
Mistral AI· Coding

Mistral adds managed agents and apps to Mistral Studio, its enterprise AI platform

Mistral expanded Mistral Studio, its platform for building and running enterprise AI, with managed agents and apps, plus new capabilities for workflows, enterprise context, agent observability and evaluations. It pitches Studio as the layer that puts Mistral Large 4 ("Le Chonk") to work in a business.
Moonshot AI· Infrastructure

Moonshot launches Kimi Hosted Agents, a managed cloud harness for agents

Moonshot AI announced Kimi Hosted Agents on November 5 (Beijing time). The service offers the harness that runs an agent as a cloud service for companies and developers, so they do not have to build and maintain their own runtime.
OpenAI· Multimodal· 2 discussions

OpenAI's GPT-Live outbound telephony API is generally available

Justin Uberti, an OpenAI engineer, said on X on November 4 that the GPT-Live outbound telephony API has been promoted to general availability. Developers can now have a GPT-Live voice agent place phone calls through any SIP trunk provider, such as Telnyx or Twilio.
OpenAI· Coding

Cat Wu, formerly a product lead on Claude Code, joins OpenAI to lead product management for Core Products

Cat Wu announced on X that they are joining OpenAI to lead product management for Core Products. They said they will work with Tibo (@thsottiaux), the PM team and others across OpenAI, and that the aim is to "build agents that have your back and your team's, and keep you in control." They did not say which products Core Products covers.
Google· Coding

Antigravity CLI: /btw side questions can use tools, `--settings` overrides, and `agy acp` built in

Shengzhe Yao, who posted on X about changes the team shipped for its own daily agy runs, lists three updates to the Antigravity CLI:
Models

Perplexity's Decisions API can now search the web before it answers

Perplexity's developer account says the Decisions API now has a web-grounding mode. With "mode": "web_grounding", Fast Search runs one query per question and its results join the state as evidence before the decision model, pplx-decider-v1.2, answers. Passing a URL as the state asks about that page.
Meta· Coding

Conductor, the app for running coding agents in parallel, is joining Meta

Charlie Holtz, a founder of Conductor, announced on X that Conductor is joining Meta. The team will work with Nat Friedman and Alexandr Wang at Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL) to build what Holtz calls "the next interface", and he says users who liked Conductor will like what is coming. Terms of the deal were not given in the post.
Google· Infrastructure

Google Cloud introduces AlloyDB Express, a scale-to-zero PostgreSQL for developers and coding agents

Google Cloud announced AlloyDB Express, which it describes as instant, scale-to-zero PostgreSQL built for developers and coding agents.
GitHub Copilot· Coding

GitHub Copilot is now available in Xcode's coding assistant

GitHub says you can now use Copilot inside Xcode's built-in coding assistant. The integration is in public preview, starting with the Xcode 27.3 beta, and all Copilot plans are supported.
Anthropic· Products

Anthropic adds partner agents and products to Claude Marketplace

Anthropic says Claude Marketplace, where teams find partner tools and services, now lists more than 25 partner agents and products. Eligible enterprise customers can apply part of their committed Anthropic spend toward them, so one commitment covers Claude and partner products. Anthropic describes the new additions this way:
Infrastructure

Living Brain launches a shared memory layer for ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex and custom agents

A startup launched Living Brain on X on November 4, describing it as one persistent memory kept outside the model, shared by ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex and users' own agents: what one tool writes, any other can retrieve. The launch post claims 92.2% on the LoCoMo memory benchmark, a median retrieval time of 464 ms and up to 22.6 times fewer tokens per question. These figures are the company's own and not independently verified.
Anthropic· Coding

Claude Code's background-subagent status updates now cost about 99% less

Anthropic's ClaudeDevs account said on X on November 4 that background subagents in Claude Code now use less of the usage limit. A running subagent updates its status line every 30 seconds, and each update used to re-read the subagent's whole conversation. Now Haiku 5.5 writes the status line from short notes instead, which Anthropic says makes each update cost about 99% less. The subagent itself keeps its own model.
Open source

Nous Research puts Hermes Agent's plugins, connectors and skills in one marketplace

Nous Research said on X on November 4 that plugins, connectors and skills for Hermes Agent are now unified in a single Hermes Marketplace, where users can browse and add extensions in a few clicks. The marketplace is at hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/marketplace.