Taylor Wilsdon's open-source Google Workspace MCP server shipped v2.1.0 on Oct 9, adding Gmail forwarding as a draft and an opt-in Google Cloud Storage attachment backend for scaled-out deployments. It also restores the 60-second Google API timeout that v2.0 had cut to 30 seconds.
Launched Oct 7 by developer morluto and past 10,400 stars, REA hands Claude Code, Cursor, or a terminal the ability to decompile native, Electron/JS, .NET, and web apps, trace how a feature works, and recreate it in your own stack, with v4.1 adding Android APK (JADX), firmware (Binwalk, Unblob), and IDA Pro support. Analysis runs locally, and the project says it doesn't recover original source or clone whole apps…
Out Oct 9 as a developer preview on GitHub for Linux, macOS, and Windows, LOOP works with any model behind a configurable base URL and lets you branch, pause, and resume sessions, share memory across parallel agents, and plug in MCP tools, with optional rootless container or microVM isolation. Soket's claim that it uses far less local memory than Claude Code comes from its own eight worker test and hasn't been independently checked…
Announced Oct 9, the new TRAE opens into an Agent workspace for running multiple agents across projects, with a full IDE mode one switch away, and syncs projects and artifacts across desktop, web, and mobile. TraeWork stops service on Oct 23; data and credits migrate automatically, but TraeWork users have to start the upgrade themselves…
Launched Oct 8 under Apache 2.0, Webcmd saves what an agent learns about a site so later runs skip relearning it, and AgentR says it passed the most tasks at the lowest cost per task in its own BU Bench V1 comparison (full run and repro steps are on GitHub). It installs with npm install g @agentrhq/webcmd and needs Node.js 20.6+…
Launched Oct 8 under Apache 2.0, it runs each agent in your project folder or its own git worktree, applies one permission policy across all of them, and lets you switch a thread between agents mid conversation with every turn checkpointed for one click revert. It needs Node 24+ and pnpm, and the README warns it's early with breaking changes expected…
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