OpenOwl
OpenOwl is a computer-using agent designed to extend AI assistants with the ability to directly interact with a user’s desktop environment, enabling them to see the screen, click, type, and execute tasks across any application or browser as if they were a human operator. It connects to AI systems such as Claude, Codex, or any Model Context Protocol-compatible assistant, allowing users to automate workflows by simply describing tasks in natural language without writing code or scripts. Once configured, OpenOwl can open applications, navigate web pages, fill out forms, extract data, and complete multi-step processes while handling errors and summarizing results at the end of execution. It is capable of automating a wide range of use cases, including lead generation, influencer outreach, CRM updates, competitive intelligence gathering, and data extraction from dashboards that lack APIs. All operations run locally on the user’s machine, ensuring that screenshots, keystrokes, etc.
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Raccoon AI
Raccoon AI is a general-purpose collaborative AI agent and execution platform designed to turn a single prompt into complete, real-world outcomes by combining reasoning, tools, and automation in one environment. It goes beyond traditional chat-based AI by operating as a full workspace where the agent can browse the web, analyze data, write code, generate content, and build deliverables such as presentations, reports, videos, and web applications. It functions as an autonomous “computer-use” assistant that can perform multi-step tasks end-to-end, using its own browser, terminal, and file system while allowing users to monitor, guide, and refine each step of the process. It supports integration with external tools and data sources such as documents, spreadsheets, and services like Google Workspace, enabling it to work across existing workflows and consolidate tasks that would otherwise require multiple applications.
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Holo3.1
Holo3.1 is H Company’s family of fast and local computer-use agents, built to operate across web, desktop, and mobile environments while integrating more smoothly into different agent frameworks and deployment targets. Based on the Qwen family, Holo3.1 improves robustness across the environments where computer-use agents are actually deployed, addressing the distribution shifts that appear across mobile devices, alternative agent harnesses, and different execution frameworks. The release expands Holo3’s capabilities beyond browser and desktop control, with major gains in mobile automation, including AndroidWorld improvements from 67% to 79.3% for the 35B-A3B model and from 58% to 71% for the smaller 4B and 9B variants. Holo3.1 also introduces native support for function-calling protocols in addition to structured JSON outputs, helping teams deploy the model inside third-party agent stacks with near-parity between function-calling and native execution.
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Grok 4.6
Grok 4.6 is an xAI model designed for long-running agents, ambitious interactive projects, visual work, coding, research, and knowledge workflows. The model builds on Grok 4.5 with stronger support for multi-step tasks that require sustained reasoning across codebases, information analysis, application development, and work artifact creation. Grok 4.6 can help turn broad product ideas into working first versions by researching domains, structuring applications, implementing core interactions, and refining results through feedback. It is trained across agentic tasks such as knowledge work, general coding, kernel optimization, web development, computer-aided design, and other technical environments. The model is available in Cursor, Grok Build, the xAI API, and partners such as OpenRouter, Vercel, and Cloudflare. Built for developers, builders, and teams working on complex projects, Grok 4.6 helps accelerate coding, agentic workflows, visual applications, and technical execution.
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