OpenHands launches Agent Canvas for shared coding
The pattern: 3 of the 5 website changes in this issue involve MCP (OpenHands, Framer AI and HeyGen).
What changed: OpenHands has launched Agent Canvas, a shared workspace for scheduled and event-driven coding-agent automations across GitHub, Slack, Jira, Linear, and MCP-connected tools.
Why it matters: This shifts OpenHands from a coding-agent surface toward an orchestration layer for development work that starts in tickets, messages, and repository events. Framer’s new MCP positioning for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex reinforces that external agents are increasingly expected to work inside existing product and development systems.
Do this: In OpenHands, map one real Jira-to-GitHub automation and verify which approvals, triggers, and MCP-connected actions your team can govern before enabling it.
See what changed on OpenHands's listing →
What changed on the tools' own sites
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Framer adds MCP-based connections for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other… Framer now recommends its MCP connection for linking external AI agents to project work.
Matters if you connect coding assistants to design project workflows.
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HeyGen expands its AI video platform with MCP agent integrations and revamped… HeyGen added agent and MCP integrations for personalized videos, translations, avatar content, and workflow outputs.
Matters if you automate personalized video or translation production with assistants.
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Kane CLI expands agent and CI integrations with coding-agent skills… Kane CLI now documents coding-agent and CI integrations, agent-mode output, mobile testing, and shared context-graph workflows.
Matters if you maintain software across automated CI and mobile testing.
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Runway launches new four-tier pricing structure with agentic creative tools Runway now groups its offerings into free, standard, professional, maximum, and enterprise options.
Matters if you choose creative AI plans for a production team.
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Changes we spotted on each tool's own website since the last issue.
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