AI Briefing#acp
The latest AI and developer news about #acp, with the original source and a short summary.
The latest AI and developer news about #acp, with the original source and a short summary.
The MIT-licensed platform supports multi-user isolation, local-first data storage, and integration with external coding agents like Claude Code and Codex via the Agent Client Protocol.
Codync is an MIT-licensed, Rust-based tool that lets users run 40+ coding agents like Claude Code and Codex as persistent bots, controlled remotely via iPhone, Mac, or Linux.
The tool supports over 40 agents via the Agent Client Protocol and has reached approximately 50,000 downloads.
The Emacs package agent-shell, based on the ACP protocol, has been released, enabling control of 19 coding agents through a single UI.
JetBrains has unveiled 'JetBrains Air', a product system that provides integrated management and governance for AI coding agents in multi-vendor environments.
The AI SDK harness layer now supports GitHub Copilot via an official adapter, enabling coding agent switching without code changes.
Vercel has officially added support for the lightweight coding agent fx to its AI SDK harness layer, enabling integration via the ACP protocol.
Vercel AI SDK now supports the official Cursor adapter, enabling switching between coding agents.
The AI SDK harness layer now supports ACP-compatible harnesses via the new @ai-sdk/harness-acp package.
Qwen has released a voice agent runtime that maintains conversations during background tasks.
The ACP team has released the first draft of Agent Client Protocol version 2.
Grok Build has been released in early beta for SuperGrok Heavy subscribers.