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Rulesync 29.0.0 expands project instruction synchronisationThe release updates Rulesync’s configuration, MCP and permissions schemas alongside its cross-platform binaries. It also publishes signed release assets for macOS, Linux and Windows.→Agent-Git publishes an early agent-native version-control workflowThe V0.1.0-alpha release introduces an early infrastructure layer designed around agent-managed branches and checkpoints. It is explicitly pre-release, so its implementation and adoption remain unvalidated.→Codex CLI 0.158 hardens MCP, sandboxing and terminal approvalsThe release adds support for pre-registered MCP OAuth clients and bearer-token authentication for exec-server WebSocket connections. It also strengthens approval behaviour and fixes Windows, Linux and macOS sandbox and path-handling issues.→CodexBar 0.66 expands provider plugins and protects local configurationThe release brings the application to 84 providers, including Vercel AI Gateway and several additional model services. It also prevents CLI configuration writes from deleting plugin settings and secrets, while reducing repeated background cache work.→Wippy Local ships a private multi-agent desktop workspaceThe alpha release describes local multi-agent collaboration, persistent knowledge bases, project workflows and user-approved self-modification. The update also adds unsaved-change warnings and a logs menu.→llm 0.35 adds GPT-6 Astra access to Simon Willison’s CLIllm 0.35 adds the OpenAI gpt-6-astra model to the command-line tool’s model catalogue. The update gives terminal-based developers a direct path to experiment with the model through an established local workflow.→AIR emerges with a vetting layer for AI-agent skills and add-onsAIR emerged from stealth with $50 million raised across two seed rounds and a platform that discovers and continuously vets agent skills, tools and other components. The company says its system can block unsafe external or software interactions and provide a marketplace of reviewed extensions.→Cline Desktop 0.0.22 imports resumable sessions from other coding agentsCline Desktop 0.0.22 can scan local stores and import selected Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode conversations as fully resumable Cline sessions. The release also folds scheduled runs into the sidebar and adds workflow, tool-call and marketplace fixes.→T3 Code nightly unifies agent activity and composer stateT3 Code version 0.0.37-nightly.20260830.1225 unifies activity logs with composer banners in the web interface. Its mobile changes reduce development-client reloads and Metro startup cost.→SerpApi adds Markdown responses for lower-token web search payloadsSerpApi added optional Markdown responses through query parameters, endpoints and headers across its API catalogue. The company reports an average token reduction of about 50%, with larger reductions for some APIs, while keeping the existing integrations available.→OpenAI ships Codex CLI 0.149.1Codex CLI 0.149.1 was released on 24 August. GitHub links the 0.149.0-to-0.149.1 changelog, although the release page does not enumerate the changes.→Zide opens public beta of a native workspace for code, Git, issues and CIThe public beta is available for macOS, Windows and Linux and supports GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket. Zide Assist can use Claude, Codex and Gemini, while the application is built with Tauri and Rust rather than as a browser wrapper.→Braid demonstrates local, cross-platform AI state exchangeThe release demonstrates state exchange across Windows, macOS and Linux, with local developer diagnostics for inspecting exchanged AI state. Intersignal says the current system works over LAN or Wi-Fi and that managed NAT traversal is planned, while the core experience remains free.→