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agent-shell 0.78 introduces persistent prompt and steering features for interacting with AI agents in Emacs, along with support for new agents like Antigravity and Qoder CLI.
Speakeasy launched Kit, a coding agent runtime that combines a terminal client, Agent Client Protocol server, A2A endpoint, and subagent orchestrator into a single static binary aimed at faster, cheaper AI coding workflows.
Agentao introduces a governed local-first runtime for tool-using LLM agents, separating model-generated actions from host-authorized execution to improve safety and governance.
The Agent Client Protocol team announces the first draft of v2, introducing breaking changes to enable more flexible session states, such as allowing agents to work beyond the turn and improved message updating with streaming tool calls.
agent-shell 0.55 adds support for new AI agents like CodeBuddy, Hermes, and Kimi Code, emphasizing vendor-neutral ACP. The update also discusses ecosystem changes and calls for community support.
The ACP (Agent Client Protocol) unifies the communication method between editors and AI agents, enabling AI coding tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini CLI to work together collaboratively, marking the transition of AI programming from standalone tools to an interconnected workflow phase.