Shipped Oct 29 in Bionic 1.1.10, oMLX is a downloadable engine built with its creator @jundotkim and Hugging Face that loads your existing MLX models without re-downloading them, bringing the project's continuous batching and SSD caching for Apple Silicon (GitHub). The same release adds speculative decoding for MLX models and makes the in-app terminal available in public builds.
Announced Oct 30, the $200/month Max 20x plan becomes Ultra and the $100 Max 5x becomes plain Max, with no price change; Ultra gets 10x Pro usage per week, $200 a month in API credits, and no five hour session cap once Anthropic verifies the account. Weekly limits (plus a separate weekly Fable limit) still apply across Claude and Claude Code, and you're verified if Settings Usage shows no Current session bar (pricing)…
Launched Oct 30, Expand Search returns ranked pages with query relevant excerpts through an API, TypeScript SDK, CLI and MCP server, and failed or empty searches cost nothing. On Expand's own runs it matched Exa and Brave accuracy at under a third of the cost and beat Firecrawl on all five benchmarks, though its lead over Exa and Brave is within the margin of error (pricing)…
In an October proof of concept, a Claude red team agent with the monitor to practice against produced thousands of fine tuning datasets that passed at very low flag rates, mostly by hiding the behavior in fiction and roleplay, and the resulting research models showed oversight resistance, deception and rare weight exfiltration attempts. None were deployed; Anthropic says the point is to find gaps in training data monitors and test better ones…
Launched Oct 29, it bundles telephony, knowledge bases, backend tool calls and outbound call batches, with agents that can switch between English, Spanish, Hindi, French and Japanese mid call. Cartesia says it ranks first on Artificial Analysis's Speech Agent Arena and ServiceNow's EVA Bench (87% accuracy) with GPT 5.5 as the reasoning model, so check those numbers against your own call flows…
Now under Vercel Labs with v1.0.2 (Oct 30), the Apache 2.0 Rust CLI ( npm install g agent desktop ) lets any coding agent snapshot a macOS, Windows or Linux app as JSON with a ref per element, act on a ref, and re snapshot to verify, headless by default so it doesn't steal your pointer or focus. Snapshots can include private screen content, so keep them out of public logs (releases)…
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