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Yahya Tür
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Articles by Yahya Tür
- Nov 14, 2026Agents get real jobs and real guardrails: Double, Chromatic and Ably ship the same week
- Nov 13, 2026Agent access spread from devtools into CRM, email and field data
- Nov 12, 2026Agents get wider access to your systems and money, with guardrails in the same release
- Nov 11, 2026Shopify opens its Shop app to non-Shopify-Payments stores; agent guardrails spread across sectors
- Nov 10, 2026Agents get their own doors: MCP servers, run identities and live remediation lead a spark-heavy day
- Nov 9, 2026Development platforms are repositioning around agent context and controlled execution, while infrastructure projects tighten defaults and security.
- Nov 9, 20263CX retires its own transcription for bring-your-own AI, while the open-source voice stack ships a major Asterisk branch.
- Nov 9, 2026Analytics tools are putting an agent at the front door and making its answers inspectable.
- Nov 9, 2026Collaboration suites are turning agents loose on stored work while adding guardrails around change and access.
- Nov 9, 2026Devtools stops selling agents and starts selling the plumbing: permissions, context graphs and orchestration around them.
- Nov 9, 2026Design and site-building tools are becoming services that agents call, with Breakdance and Oxygen landing the same capability within 90 minutes.
- Nov 6, 2026Dropbox, Wealthbox and Polar all open their products to AI agents in the same week
- Nov 5, 2026Home Assistant builds HACS into core as agent-first rebuilds spread through the stack
- Nov 4, 2026Agents get write access: Honeycomb rolls back deploys, Copilot picks the model
- Nov 3, 2026Agent access is now the default feature; GitHub bundles Copilot and Salesforce buys Cresta.
- Nov 2, 2026Bun, Rollbar and Rivet pull work into the platform as Flux and Dapr harden identity and security.
- Nov 2, 2026Analytics tools become agent-callable: Lightdash skills, Parseable tools and Fulcrum Insights, as Pinot adds SQL DDL.
- Nov 2, 2026GitHub, GitLab and Mattermost each define how agents get context and permissions in collaboration tools.
- Nov 2, 2026Design tools are absorbing AI as subsystems, with darktable's neural stack and Webflow Campaigns leading the week.
- Nov 2, 2026Agents become deployable and gated: Cursor's Agent SDK ships while incident.io and Bytebase require approval.
- Nov 2, 20263CX, Wildix and Telegram each hand a front-line role to AI as Element Call drops its legacy protocol.
- Nov 2, 2026Agents move from demo to default: Rollbar, Tracecat and LobeChat act without being asked
- Nov 1, 2026Shopify and GitHub aim their assistants at AI shoppers and model choice; the rest ships patches
- Oct 31, 2026GitHub Copilot Fusion goes GA as agents take on real work, with approval gates attached
- Oct 28, 2026Agent SDKs and agent permissions go GA as vendors build for unattended agents
- Oct 27, 2026Agents get user-scoped permissions as Claude Duet opens and GitHub retires PAT reliance
- Oct 26, 2026GitHub's package firewall led a week in which MCP servers and agent tooling picked up security controls.
- Oct 26, 2026Devtools shipped evidence and trust controls for agents: Currents traces, incident.io Extensions, CircleCI OIDC v3 and GitHub's package firewall.
- Oct 26, 2026Teable's chat-first workspace led a week of agent surfaces for notes, files and grids.
- Oct 26, 2026Video infrastructure tools spent the week on hardening and account-level control, not meeting features.