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Google's CC agent gets an account of its own and admits six household members

Google Labs has turned CC, its experimental personal agent, into one that a household shares. The agent now holds its own verified Google account, admits up to six members, and reads only the mail and files each of them hands over. It writes a shared morning brief, keeps the group calendar and task list, and fills in registration PDFs. The experiment is open on web and mobile to people 18 and older in the United States.

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OpenClaw 2026.8.1 turns memory on by default and drops the bundled OpenProse plugin

The August release of the agent runtime enables three behaviors on its own: recall of earlier private conversations, background memory consolidation, and automatic application of skills its own scanner has approved. It also removes the bundled OpenProse plugin and the /prose command, and moves model routes named codex over to openai. Plugin authors face an SDK import gate on September 1, 2026.

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Agentsmedium signal

AgentCore Memory can now keep one tenant's memories out of another's

AWS shipped two changes to Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Memory on August 28. Fine-grained access control enforces per-user and per-tenant isolation through AgentCore Gateway, using Cedar policies over the caller's identity instead of authorization code you write yourself. Flexible namespace variables let you scope long-term memories along your own dimensions, up to five keys per memory resource. AWS says the namespace variables come at no additional cost wherever AgentCore Memory is generally available; the announcement about fine-grained access control makes no such statement.

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Claude's memory is now one memory, shared between chat and Cowork

What Claude learns in a conversation is what it knows in Cowork, from August 25 on web, desktop and mobile. Memories are listed by topic in settings, each one can be edited or deleted, and sensitive categories stay out unless you let them in.

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Claude Code 2.1.238 stops memory growth in long sessions

The August 20 release fixes what got in the way during long stretches of work rather than adding features. Tool results returned by subagents are now freed as soon as they leave the recent-view window, so memory in long interactive sessions stops growing without a ceiling. The release also fixes custom output styles sliding back to the default tone mid-session, along with a run of stalls in Remote Control. A new keybindingFlavor setting restores Bash behavior, where Ctrl+W deletes back to the previous space, and claude mcp list no longer starts disabled servers just to check their status.

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