Pantheon opened a public beta for its MCP server so agents in Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot can list sites and environments, pull build and runtime logs, spin up Multidevs, and trigger rebuilds or rollbacks under your existing Pantheon account permissions. Read access is on by default; any state-changing action pauses until you approve it in the client.
HydraFusion’s research preview now draws from Claude Opus 5.5, GPT 6 Astra, GPT 6.1 Sol, and GPT 6 Luna, tailors reasoning effort per stage, and upgrades Cascade with a judge/repair step and Critique with parallel tool using critics. New HydraFusion Max targets harder tasks; both options stay in preview on Copilot Pro through Enterprise in VS Code, the Copilot app, and CLI…
Claude Code 2.1.300 adds a prompt.change mod hook for non typed prompt edits (history recall, clear, undo, plugin fill), $.ui.view({ agentId }) to show an agent transcript in the main view, and OpenTelemetry GenAI semantic attributes on trace spans. It also splits cache write metrics into 5 minute and 1 hour buckets and lets agent.spawn rewrite workflow agent prompt and model fields…
NeuBird launched GA for its Agentic Reliability Center (ARC): one governed connection to telemetry and LLMs, shared operational memory, and human in the loop policy gates for every agent that touches production. New MCP support lets Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex investigate incidents from the IDE while inheriting those guardrails and audit trails…
Pluralsight launched a read only AI MCP that lets Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, ChatGPT Enterprise, Gemini, and Copilot Studio pull its courses, labs, and skills data to build learning guides and team learning impact reports. It's included at no extra cost for existing Pluralsight customers…
AISLE’s October rollout adds an MCP server that exposes open repo findings to Claude Code and Cursor so agents can fix issues without leaving the editor; merges to main auto mark them resolved, and each developer signs in with their own AISLE login. The same drop also ships proof of exploitability for web/API flaws, runnable memory safety reproducers, and an AI package firewall for npm, PyPI, and Cargo…
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