Google has released a new command‑line interface that bundles all Workspace APIs, enabling both humans and AI agents to interact with Gmail, Drive, Calendar and other services. The tool is offered as an open‑source project on GitHub and is described as “not an officially supported Google product,” meaning users assume full responsibility for any issues. It supports structured JSON output and includes more than 40 built‑in agent skills, according to Google Cloud director Addy Osmani. While the early‑stage offering promises powerful automation capabilities, its evolving nature may break existing workflows. Read more →

OpenAI has launched GPT-5.4, a new AI model that blends advances in reasoning, coding, and professional‑office tasks. The model is the company’s first to feature native computer‑use capabilities, allowing it to issue keyboard and mouse commands, browse the web, and interact with APIs on a user's behalf. Marketed as a step toward an agentic future, GPT-5.4 is available through the API, Codex, and a specialized “Thinking” version in ChatGPT, offering more factual answers and the ability to outline complex queries for user tweaking. Read more →