Locking down AI agents: Claude's new domain restrictions
Anthropic's 19 August GA wave took computer use out of beta, launched a browser use toolset, and moved the Files API, Agent Skills and enterprise user management to production on the Claude API. The same release added allowed_domains and blocked_domains restrictions for agent web tools: how the matching rules work, when to allowlist versus blocklist, and what the controls mean for EU governance.
Running five coding agents at once in the GitHub Copilot app
GitHub’s new Copilot desktop app runs multiple coding agents in parallel, each session isolated in its own git worktree, and is already included in Copilot Pro, Pro+, Business and Enterprise subscriptions. Getting value from it depends less on prompting than on task selection, worktree hygiene, supervision cadence and engineered review capacity, because five agents can open pull requests faster than one reviewer can read them.
Build 2026 Foundry agents: what Azure teams can ship now
Microsoft Build 2026 turned Foundry into a full production-agent stack: Foundry IQ for unified retrieval, Toolboxes for managed tool access, agent memory, Voice Live and the experimental Scout Autopilot. Foundry IQ knowledge bases and Voice Live are generally available now, Toolboxes and memory sit in public preview, and Scout remains experimental, which sets the build, pilot and watch lanes for an Azure-first EU team.
Computer-using agents go GA in Copilot Studio: cost vs RPA
Microsoft's 26 May Copilot Studio update takes computer-using agents to general availability, ships a redesigned workflows designer with agent nodes, and moves A2A communication and remote MCP support to GA. CUA runs bill at 5 credits per agent action, which makes adaptive UI agents cheaper than classic RPA at modest volumes and costlier at high, steady ones.