DearCameo is the first launch in a long time that I kinda would rather did not exist. It's a social media for dead people. Yes, you read that correctly. Accounts only go to people who've died, and it checks Wikidata to be sure, so no, you can't make one for your mate as a bit. You pick someone, write their post, and people who knew them pile into the comments. Don't like what one of them said? Answer as them too. And then, in case any of that felt insufficiently strange, the whole thing is listed as an attraction at a virtual AI theme park.

Glasshand rents your agent a real iPhone. Not a simulator, an actual phone sitting in a rack in their data centre, which Claude Code or Codex can pick up with one prompt and then use exactly like you would: posting on TikTok, booking an Uber, building an iOS app and testing it on the same hardware your users are holding. It's yours alone while you've got it. Which does mean there's a room somewhere full of iPhones being tapped by software at three in the morning, and I've decided not to think about that too hard.

Render Sandboxes hands every agent its own Linux box, up and running in under a second, which will take Claude Code or Codex or whatever harness you're on. The agent can bring your actual app up with Docker Compose and test its own changes against it, and you pick which domains that box is allowed to reach. Best bit: when the agent stops doing anything the sandbox suspends and the meter stops, then wakes later with the files and memory exactly where they were. You can run thousands at once, on the same platform the rest of your app already sits on.