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Replit Monitoring Agent investigates production alerts, validates a fix, and can deploy it for you

Launched Oct 22, it reads your published app's production logs and metrics when an alert fires, finds the cause, validates a fix, and emails you a summary of what happened. Autofix alerting is turned on in the app's Publishing settings, and fixes only ship to production automatically if you also enable auto-publish.

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Amp lets you self-host orbs: run its agents' tools on your own machines or Kubernetes

Shipped Oct 22, amp orb provider ./dispatch.sh connects out to Amp and hands spawn, pause, and delete jobs to your own script, so the checkout, builds, and orb disks stay on your infrastructure while Amp still runs the agent loop and models; a Helm chart covers GKE, EKS, and AKS. It's free for individuals and teams, and Amp never connects into your network (docs)…

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Google open-sources its Elephant-Goldfish plugin: design with one long agent session, critique with stateless ones

Released Oct 22 under Apache 2.0 and used daily by thousands of Googlers, the plugin has a long context "Elephant" session co design a no code Markdown spec ( egm brainstorm , egm draft ), then sends zero context "Goldfish" sessions to explain it back, attack it, and give a go/no go before any code is written ( egm review ). It targets Antigravity first, with other environments to follow…

Anthropic donates the Agent Skills standard to the Linux Foundation's Agentic AI Foundation

Announced Oct 22, the SKILL.md folder format used by 70+ agent platforms including ChatGPT, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot now lives under AAIF alongside MCP, with the name, GitHub org, and agentskills.io domain handed over and maintainers from Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI. Anthropic says 1 million skills have been published and nearly 280 million installed; the proposed roadmap adds versioned releases, a formal proposal process, and security guidance (spec)…

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Orca passes 100,000 GitHub stars and ships v1.4.237 with phone notes and fixed agent chat history

Released Oct 21, the MIT agent workspace now lets you create and edit notes from your phone on headless orca serve hosts, brings phone dictation back, keeps Claude's rewound context across Orca rollbacks, and makes Codex's skill picker show the skills Codex actually loaded. Hidden terminal tabs also reconnect after a restart, and Discard now pauses autosave of that file across workspaces…

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