NocoDB’s Sept 10 release grows its MCP server from 11 tools to 149 (tables, workflows, interfaces, permissions, and more) and adds NocoDB to Claude Connectors so bases connect without hand-pasting an MCP URL. Community Edition keeps record-focused tools; the full set is on Cloud/paid plans.
In an Oct 26 OpenAI case study, CodeRabbit says GPT 6.1 Sol is now the primary model reviewing PRs, running repo wide Deep Scans and tracing risk into linked repos like a shared auth library, and for findings you pick it tries to reproduce the exploit in an isolated sandbox before drafting a fix PR for a human to merge. CodeRabbit is also covering up to $5,000 of scans per org through Nov 8 (Techzine)…
In an Oct 26 OpenAI case study, Greptile says its review agent now starts a dev server for a pull request, resizes the browser to an iPhone viewport and walks the app to catch bugs code reading misses, like a button that vanishes on mobile. It also feeds its codebase Knowledge Base to Codex over MCP, which it says cuts how often AI written code gets reverted…
Released Oct 26, a Changes button in the session header opens diffs of every file the agent touched in the last turn or the whole session, alongside a project file tree, a Ctrl+backtick terminal and a settings page for Ollama and LM Studio models. It also fixes resuming sessions with transcripts over about 8 MB and stops change checks from spawning thousands of git processes in big untracked workspaces…
Released Oct 26, editors can now list, read and import hosted Kilo cloud sessions via the local API ( GET /kilo/cloud sessions , POST /kilo/cloud/session/import ) without ever touching the session's provider credentials. Heads up: after an MCP SDK security bump, remote MCP servers whose URL redirects to another origin no longer connect, so point Kilo at the server's final URL…
Released Oct 26, agents on the Everruns platform can now page through and search huge MCP tool catalogs within a fixed schema budget, accept MCP Tasks so long tool calls don't time out, and sync their source two way with a GitHub branch. Self hosters get everruns docker up and a Helm chart, but note that session secrets are now write only to agents and the Deno Deploy sandbox is gone…
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