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The author of Ghostty has launched the public beta of his new terminal Rex, promising it will be permanently free and fully self-hosted.

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Beating AI Express News: Superlogical, the new company founded by Mitchell Hashimoto – creator of terminal emulator Ghostty and co-founder of HashiCorp – has launched public beta testing for its new tool Rex. Positioned as a direct replacement for existing terminals, Rex adds key features including long-running sessions and remote connectivity: tasks continue running even after the terminal is closed, and users can resume operations when reopening the app or switching devices. Previously, Rex only completed a private beta test with around 50 users. The first public beta is limited to macOS, with invites issued in batches from a waitlist. Rex stores terminal sessions in the background, eliminating the need to keep the client window open. The macOS app saves local sessions natively and can also connect to Rex instances on other machines. It also offers CLI, Lua, and server APIs, supporting session creation, screen splitting, program launching, terminal content access, and direct terminal control via scripts. Superlogical has explicitly committed that Rex will remain permanently free, with no direct fees for clients or servers. Users do not need to create accounts and can fully self-host the tool; the company states it will not access or share user data. Linux and Windows servers are already operational, while iOS, Linux, and Windows clients are in development and not part of this beta test. Superlogical has not yet announced specific commercialization plans, which will be detailed ahead of the official full launch.

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Meta and Sierra are developing a "passport" for AI agents, with Walmart, Shopify, and other parties participating in its development.

Beating AI News Flash: Customer service agent firm Sierra has partnered with Meta to launch the Personal Agent Protocol (PAP), with companies including Walmart, Shopify, Stripe, Genesys, and Instinct co-developing the standard. PAP is designed for personal AI agents, enabling enterprises to verify an agent’s identity, the user it represents, and the actions the user has authorized the agent to take. Currently, many personal agents still simulate human web interactions—opening sites, clicking buttons, filling forms—making them vulnerable to blocks from captchas and anti-bot systems. For instance, Amazon previously banned Meta Muse from accessing its shopping platform; even Walmart, a Muse partner, deploys human verification to block agents. PAP seeks to standardize this identity and authorization framework: when a user asks an agent to check an order, only read access is granted, while separate authorization is required for modifying or placing orders. Enterprises can also define the operations agents are allowed to perform, as well as integration methods (web, API, or their own agent connections). While MCP addresses how agents call external tools and data, PAP focuses on agent identity, user authorization, and enterprise permissions. PAP remains in preview, with its first v0.1 specification set to be released later this month. On the same day, Sierra’s competitor Decagon open-sourced a similar PACT protocol and announced its entry into the PAP working group. PACT also handles agent identity and user authorization, using A2A to connect personal and enterprise agents, then completing user authorization via OAuth.

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Former Messari analyst Mason Nystrom joins Multicoin Capital as investment partner.

Former Messari analyst Mason Nystrom announced on X that he has officially joined Multicoin Capital as an investment partner. Prior to this, Nystrom held roles at Pantera Capital and Variant Fund. He noted that leveraging his experience at ConsenSys and Messari, as well as his in-depth research on stablecoins, tokenization, and consumer cryptocurrencies, he will closely focus on venture investments in stablecoins, consumer applications, and financial infrastructure.

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Hark, from the founder of Figure AI, is now officially live, accessible on Web, iOS, and Android.

Beating AI News (from Dongcha) – Figure AI founder Brett Adcock’s personal AI assistant Hark Pro is now fully available, launching on web, iOS, and Android, with free access open to all. The free version of Hark Pro has no feature restrictions, only usage limits. The $20/month Pro2 plan offers double the usage, while the $100/month Pro3 plan provides 10x the usage. All three plans have identical functionality; upgrades are solely for higher usage quotas. Hark can retain user information long-term and uses its own cloud computer to operate websites on behalf of users. It supports running up to six browsers simultaneously, handling tasks like food ordering, shopping, emails, and bill payments, and integrates with Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Hark also includes long-term project conversations, on-demand small app generation, and action cards that proactively identify to-dos and process them with one click. For instance, after detecting bills or unused subscriptions, users can directly ask Hark to make payments or cancel them. Since Hark stores website passwords and credit card details, the company has built a dedicated encrypted vault named "Secured by Hark". The official notes that passwords and card information remain encrypted, and even Hark itself cannot access them directly.

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A whale sold $1.9 million worth of LINK, suspected of using the proceeds to bail out an 8x leveraged CRCL position.

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BlackRock's Head of Digital Assets: Tokenized money market funds are more convenient than traditional products.

BlackRock Head of Digital Assets Nikhil Sharma stated at Token2049 that tokenized money market funds can be transferred directly as collateral, eliminating the need for redemption or waiting several days to access cash.

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Robinhood adds $25 million worth of Bitcoin to its balance sheet.

Johann Kerbrat, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Robinhood’s International and Crypto Business, stated that Robinhood has added Bitcoin worth $25 million to its balance sheet.

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