Cursor revises pricing as Claude and ChatGPT reprice
Today’s read is about packaging, not just features. Cursor changed its pricing page and expanded docs for CLI, ACP, and SDK features, while Claude updated plan pricing and bundle details across Free, Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise. ChatGPT also overhauled its plan matrix, and Manus now says it is part of Meta. Taken together, the vendors are resetting how agentic products are sold and supported. The operator move is simple: recheck cost, included capabilities, and ownership assumptions before you standardize a stack.
What changed on the ground
Changes we detected on each tool's own pages — pricing, features, platform reach — via our daily crawls. Often ahead of any press coverage; each links to the scored listing.
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9/36 · Guided Assistant
Manus says it is now part of Meta — The site now prominently states that Manus is part of Meta and updates navigation/footer links to Meta careers, indicating an ownership change and likely broader repositioning toward business applications.
Source: the tool's own site — detected 2026-07-22 by agentic.ai's daily recrawl.
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18/36 · Adaptive Collaborator
Cursor revises model pricing and expands its docs for CLI, ACP, and SDK features — Cursor’s site was updated with major pricing and product documentation changes: the pricing page now separates Cursor Models and Other Models, model pricing entries changed, and the docs add or expand material around headless CLI, ACP, clo…
Source: the tool's own site — detected 2026-07-23 by agentic.ai's daily recrawl.
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16/36 · Adaptive Collaborator
Claude updates plan pricing and expands feature bundles across Free, Pro… — Claude’s website now shows updated plan pricing and revised bundle details, including a lower Pro price, expanded Max usage tiers, and refreshed Team/Enterprise packaging.
Source: the tool's own site — detected 2026-07-23 by agentic.ai's daily recrawl.
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18/36 · Adaptive Collaborator
Claude reshuffles plans, bundling Claude Code into Pro and expanding… — Claude’s website now presents a major plan update: Pro explicitly includes Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Claude Design, and Claude Science, while Free and Team/Enterprise plan descriptions were expanded and reorganized with new capabilities…
Source: the tool's own site — detected 2026-07-21 by agentic.ai's daily recrawl.
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18/36 · Adaptive Collaborator
ChatGPT updates its plans and feature matrix across Free, Go, Plus, and Pro — OpenAI appears to have overhauled ChatGPT’s plans page, with substantial changes to the plan comparison and feature availability across tiers, plus updated nonprofit business/enterprise discount language.
Source: the tool's own site — detected 2026-07-21 by agentic.ai's daily recrawl.
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11/36 · Guided Assistant
Lindy adds Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite, Excel integration, custom code actions… — The page rewrite is mostly marketing copy, but the substantive anchor changes point to a cluster of real product updates: Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite support, a Microsoft Excel integration, custom Python/JavaScript workflow steps, CSV uploads fo…
Source: the tool's own site — detected 2026-07-23 by agentic.ai's daily recrawl.
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Score activity
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11/36 · Guided Assistant
Score re-evaluated after: Can Google’s Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber actually find and patch bugs on its own, or just flag them?
Trigger: The Times of India — "Can Google’s Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber actually find and patch bugs on its own, or just flag them?".
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In the news
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14/36 · Guided Assistant
Neat announced Neat Pulse MCP, a locally hosted beta that connects its management platform with large language models. The company says the tool is built for agent-driven IT administration across workplace meeting systems. It also introduced Intelligent Framing for its hardware and software collaboration platform. For those tracking agentic AI products, this shows vendors moving from chat features to systems that can manage devices and workflows.
Source: The Business Times — "Neat's locally hosted beta ties AI models to meeting-room controls, turning 1 product into agent-driven IT management.".
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From Agentic-News.ai
Agentic-AI industry signal we're tracking — launches, releases, and research from across the ecosystem. The directory rubric hasn't scored these yet; awareness now, evaluation next pass.
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PropulsionAI, Inc.
product launch
PropulsionAI launched Fay, an enterprise AI agent and workflow platform built to help non-technical teams automate complex business operations. The company says the product is aimed at moving beyond chatbots and into real work across the business. For those tracking agentic AI, this signals growing demand for tools that can run workflows, not just answer questions. The interesting part is how far Fay goes in replacing manual steps across day-to-day operations.
Via Agentic-News.ai — Cambodian Times. Read: https://www.cambodiantimes.com/news/279201663/propulsionai-launches-fay-as-enterprise-ai-agents-move-beyond-chatbots-to-real-business-operations
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PropulsionAI
product launch
PropulsionAI, founded by Harsh Nigam and Rohit Hazra, launched Fay as an enterprise AI agent and workflow platform. The product targets non-technical teams that want to automate business operations without building custom software. For those tracking agentic AI products, this is another sign the market is moving from chatbots to task-running systems. The unresolved question is how much real work Fay can handle before teams need human intervention.
Via Agentic-News.ai — LatestLY. Read: https://www.latestly.com/agency-news/business-news-propulsionai-launches-fay-as-enterprise-ai-agents-move-beyond-chatbots-to-real-business-operations-7526089.html
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Procurify
product launch
Procurify announced Guided Intake, Order Autopilot, and a rebuilt agent-powered AP engine as part of its procurement platform. The company says the new tools use years of spend context to guide intake, code orders, and match invoices automatically. For those tracking agentic AI, this shows finance software moving from records and reports to systems that take action on buying decisions. The most interesting detail is that the automation is built to keep control in human hands while speeding up the back office.
Via Agentic-News.ai — The Star Phoenix. Read: https://thestarphoenix.com/press-releases/business-wire/procurify-launches-agentic-procurement-platform-that-acts-on-your-own-spend-data
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Biggest movers this week
Listings with the largest week-over-week jump in outbound-click interest
- Wingman by Emergent · +19% week-over-week. Wingman is a messaging-first autonomous AI agent by Emergent. It connects to your email, calendar, Slack, CRM, and GitHub, then handles scheduling, research, sales support, and admin tasks through WhatsApp and Telegram conversations.
Biggest declines this week
Listings with the largest week-over-week drop in outbound-click interest
- CorvinOS · -42.3% week-over-week. CorvinOS is an open-source AI operating system for teams that need pluggable engines, audited workflows, and compliance controls. It combines browser-based chat, voice and messaging bridges, data connectors, and multi-step orchestration in one platform.
- v0 · -23.1% week-over-week. v0 helps you design, iterate, and scale full-stack web apps with a collaborative AI interface. It starts from prompts, templates, and attachments, then lets you keep refining the result in the browser.
- Bolt.new · -19.2% week-over-week. Bolt is an AI coding environment for building websites, apps, and prototypes from a prompt. It also connects to Figma and GitHub so you can start from an existing design or codebase.
- Factory AI · -13.6% week-over-week. Factory provides Droid, an AI agent you can use in coding workflows and IDE integrations like Zed. It connects through login or API key setup and charges usage with Standard Tokens across multiple models.
Agenticness Leaderboard
This week's most-clicked tools, re-ranked by rubric score. The score is the editorial signal; the popularity is what drew the directory's traffic here this week.
- Cline · 19/36 · Domain Specialist · L3
Cline is an AI coding assistant for VS Code that can inspect your project, edit files, run terminal commands, and use a browser while asking for permission at each step. It is aimed at developers working on real codebases who want more than code completion.
GitHub Copilot helps you write, review, and adapt code directly in GitHub, your IDE, and the terminal. It supports everything from inline suggestions to agentic coding workflows with broader model choices and enterprise controls.
- Windsurf · 19/36 · Domain Specialist · L3
Windsurf Editor is an AI-powered IDE for developers that blends chat, autocomplete, and agentic code actions into the editor itself. It’s available for Mac, Windows, and Linux, and is aimed at speeding up day-to-day coding work on real codebases.
Wingman is a messaging-first autonomous AI agent by Emergent. It connects to your email, calendar, Slack, CRM, and GitHub, then handles scheduling, research, sales support, and admin tasks through WhatsApp and Telegram conversations.
What operators are searching for this week
A week's demand signal — what operators are typing into the directory's search. Suggestion-chip defaults + off-topic / greetings filtered.
- "AI agent to triage and reply to my email inbox"
- "best coding agent for a large existing codebase"
- "tools to automate customer support ticket triage"
- "AI agent that can browse the web and fill out forms"
- "self-hosted open-source AI agents I can run locally"
Learn: How SupplyWhy actually works
SupplyWhy does not look like a planner that makes the whole supply chain run on its own. Based on the description, it connects ERP, EDI, planning systems, and data warehouses, then turns planning signals into prioritized exceptions. So the main job is triage: spot mismatches, rank them, and route them into response workflows that people can review.
It appears to keep the context needed to trace an issue through connected systems, but the description does not show long-term memory or fully autonomous control. The human stays in charge of the response. SupplyWhy seems to suggest and organize action, not execute broad decisions on its own. In plain terms: it helps teams see what needs attention and why, then hands the final call back to them.
See SupplyWhy's full scorecard →
One tool worth testing
Today's signal didn't produce a clear single-tool pick worth a test session. Tomorrow's read picks it back up.
Our pick: Claude Code
The use case: coding agents.
Tops our independent /36 — strongest on action and autonomy, narrowly ahead of Cursor. Subscription.
Ranked by our 9-dimension Agenticness rubric — not by who pays us (nobody does). The full scorecard, true-cost pricing, and the reliability evidence behind every score are in the report.
Read the full report →
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