I'm using a new agent app

The author has shifted from the ‘t3’ agent app to a new one called ‘bb’, which allows users to access multiple AI subscriptions like ChatGPT and Claude from a single interface. ‘bb’ is described as an extendable ‘IDE’ for modern agent apps, capable of creating its own plugins and task trackers, unlike older tools like VSCode. The article also touches upon why AI agents aren’t widely adopted yet, attributing it to users prioritizing social interaction over complex automation, but anticipates a rise in ‘builders’ who use AI to create personalized tools.

• A new agent app called ‘bb’ is introduced as an alternative to ‘t3’, consolidating access to various AI subscriptions (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.).
• ‘bb’ is characterized as an extendable ‘IDE’ for agent apps, enabling users to request plugins and task trackers.
• The author believes modern ‘IDE’s are desktop agent apps, not traditional code editors.
• The article discusses the limited adoption of AI agents, citing user preferences for social activities over work automation.
• A rise in ‘builders’—individuals using AI to create tools for themselves or others—is predicted.
• Bending Spoons is reportedly acquiring Airtable, though Airtable’s AI business, Hyperagent, is not included.
• Google’s Chief Scientist, Jeff Dean, is leaving to start a new company focused on automating machine-learning research.
• Cloudflare is releasing new agent-first tools, including a shared AI workspace and agent identity management.
• Meta launched Muse Code, a CLI coding agent powered by their new Muse Spark 1.2 model.
• Mistral launched Shieldstral, a small open-weight model for on-device content safety.
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