🔎 Claude Cowork now integrates with Google Workspace and other tools 🔎
Anthropic accelerates Claude Cowork's enterprise integration rollout across departments.

Anthropic has launched a major expansion of Claude Cowork, introducing new plugins for HR, investment banking, engineering, design, and private equity workflows. The platform now integrates with enterprise tools including Google Workspace, DocuSign, FactSet, and WordPress, enabling Claude to pull data directly from these systems. Administrators gain the ability to build private plugin marketplaces, customize workflows from templates, and deploy AI agents across departments. This matters for enterprise AI adoption—Claude Cowork evolves from experimental feature into a fully enterprise-grade productivity platform, directly challenging Microsoft's Copilot ecosystem for corporate market share.

🧠 FDM-1 watches 11M hours of screen to master any software  🧠
Standard Intelligence ships AI trained on real-world software usage patterns.

Standard Intelligence has released FDM-1, an AI model trained on 11 million hours of screen recordings to learn how humans operate computers. The model identifies which actions caused specific screen changes and can follow nearly two hours of continuous activity, processing 50x the visual context of existing systems. FDM-1 has demonstrated capabilities in CAD design, bug detection, and even controlling a real car via keyboard inputs. This approach could accelerate enterprise automation—shifting AI training toward real-world usage patterns rather than relying solely on text data enables more practical computer-use agents.

⚡ Cursor cloud agents run full VMs to ship code autonomously ⚡
Cursor gives each agent its own virtual machine with computer use capabilities.

Cursor has rolled out a new version of its cloud agents, giving each agent an isolated virtual machine with a full development environment and the ability to interact with software directly. Agents can now build, test, and validate their own changes—producing merge-ready PRs with video and screenshot artifacts so developers can review work visually. The feature is accessible from the web, mobile, desktop app, Slack, and GitHub. Internally, over 30% of Cursor's merged PRs are now created by autonomous cloud agents. This signals a shift in AI-assisted coding—from inline suggestions to agents that independently ship tested features end-to-end.

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🔗 Claude Code adds Remote Control for mobile and browser 🔗

Anthropic has shipped Claude Code Remote Control, a feature that lets developers continue a local coding session from any browser or the Claude iOS/Android app. The session keeps running on your machine—your filesystem, MCP servers, and project configuration stay fully available—while a synced interface lets you send messages from your phone or another computer. This expands where developers can interact with Claude Code, adding mobile and multi-device flexibility without moving workloads to the cloud.

📱 Rork Max ships one-click iOS app builder 📱

Rork has launched Rork Max, a web-based tool enabling users to build and publish complete iOS apps with minimal effort. The platform supports complex applications including flight trackers, chatbots, and AR games, with App Store publishing available in under two clicks. Powered by Swift, Claude Code, and Opus 4.6, Rork Max significantly lowers the barrier to iOS development—potentially disrupting traditional app workflows and democratizing access to the Apple ecosystem.