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We spent three weeks with OpenClaw, the open-source AI agent with 200K+ GitHub stars. Its skill ecosystem and autonomous automation are unmatched - but critical security flaws and cost surprises keep it from a recommendation.
Anthropic acquires Seattle startup Vercept and its nine-person team of Allen Institute for AI alumni, folding their vision-based desktop automation into Claude as computer use scores hit 72.5% on OSWorld.
Google adds an agent step to Opal, its no-code AI mini-app builder, powered by Gemini 3 Flash. The agent picks its own tools, remembers user preferences across sessions, and routes itself through workflows.
Stripe reveals its autonomous coding agents, called Minions, now generate over 1,300 merged pull requests weekly - all reviewed by humans but written entirely by AI.
