AUX retires: check your integration alternatives
The pattern: 2 of the 6 website changes in this issue involve MCP (Hourtick and Anomaly AI).
What changed: AUX has been retired and is no longer offered. Its business checks, agent integrations, and new inquiries are closed, while its API and agent-card links are no longer available.
Why it matters: Teams that embedded AUX now face an immediate continuity problem: its integration surfaces are gone, not merely deprecated. Anomaly AI’s new remote MCP server shows that access across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and VS Code remains a live vendor-selection criterion.
Do this: Inventory every AUX dependency today, including API calls, agent cards, and business-check workflows, then assign an owner and replacement path for each.
See what changed on AUX's listing →
Breaking
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Automation Anywhere to Acquire boost.ai to Connect Front-Office Requests… Automation Anywhere announced plans to acquire boost.ai to link conversational front-office requests with autonomous back-office execution.
Matters if you automate customer-facing requests that trigger back-office workflows.
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What changed on the tools' own sites
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Hourtick expands into an AI-agent time tracking platform with MCP, REST API… Hourtick repositioned and expanded its product as a time tracking platform for teams and AI agents.
Matters if you manage time tracking across human teams and AI agents.
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Clay launches specialized GTM agents with account context and transparent… Clay introduced specialized agents for account research, lead qualification, signal detection, and personalized outreach using account context.
Matters if you run go-to-market research, qualification, and outreach workflows.
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Atomic Agent launches desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux Atomic Agent added downloadable desktop applications for macOS, Windows, and Linux alongside terminal installation.
Matters if you deploy agent software on employee desktops across operating systems.
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Anomaly AI adds MCP access for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code Anomaly AI added remote MCP access for connected assistants to query projects, create analyses, and inspect SQL and results.
Matters if you investigate data through assistants and need to review generated SQL.
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Changes we spotted on each tool's own website since the last issue.
Biggest movers this week
Listings with the largest week-over-week jump in outbound-click interest
- Orbi · +86.5% week-over-week. Orbi is an open-source, self-hostable AI coding agent that takes GitHub Issues from implementation through independent review, merge, and release. It can run against your own model endpoint or through Orbi’s managed cloud service.
- Claude Code · +22% week-over-week. Claude Code is Anthropic's agentic coding tool that lives in your terminal. It understands your entire codebase, makes multi-file edits, runs commands, manages git workflows, and uses MCP for tool integration. Built with a Unix philosophy — it reads, plans, edits, and verifies in a loop. The fastest-growing product in the coding agent category.
- CorvinOS · +18.2% 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.
- Hyper · +6.6% week-over-week. Hyper is a cloud-hosted autonomous software engineering platform for turning a stated outcome into tested code, deployments, and pull requests. It works with real repositories, uses approval gates before merging, and returns verification evidence rather than treating code generation alone as completion.
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