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AWS is launching an AI agent marketplace with Anthropic, expected to debut July 15. Think of it like an App Store for agents—startups and indie devs upload agents, companies pick what they need, and AWS takes a small cut.

Are you building an ai agent? What type of agent are you building? Let’s understand where AI agents are heading.

I’m trying to search for a co founder who’s deeply into AI and ML and has deep and great knowledge about AI agents. Currently building a marketplace for AI agents connecting AI agents provided by Dev’s and users who want services from freelancin

AI AGENTS hey guys have you build anyone ai agents and also tell me what you know about ai agent and if u wanted to build an ai agent what problem you chosse to build and why

Just watched Y Combinator's W25 Demo Day and something WILD is happening: Nobody's building AI agents anymore. Instead, the focus has dramatically shifted from Agents to Infrastructure Instead of creating more AI agents, the smart money and ener

LinkedIn has now become Instagram. Just go and check it out......

AI Agents now have muscle memory. This Python SDK records agent tool-calling patterns, replays them for repeated tasks, and falls back to agent mode for edge cases. 100% Opensource. Read more here: https://www.theunwindai.com/p/muscle-memory-for-a

You don’t need more tools. You need one AI agent that thinks, acts, and executes—like it’s on your team. No task switching. No micro-managing. Just outcomes. Codestam is building AI agents that don’t just assist. They own the job.

🚀 Say hello to Google Antigravity a brand new AI-powered IDE where autonomous agents don’t just autocomplete code, they plan, build, test and even validate your apps. Multi-agent collaboration, built-in browser testing and “artifact logs” for transp

Vertical AI Agents Vs SaaS, You guys might have seen the video of YC already. Just thinking about "Micro Vertical AI agents". Coining this term here because some of guys might be still thinking about SaaS or Micro SaaS or Vertical AI Agents, then why