Gumloop
Gumloop 13.1 lets live artifacts drive agents through the SDK and opens outputs in Office.
◆Recent moves
- 3d ago
Gumloop 13.1: artifacts drive agents via SDK, open in Office
13.1 lets live artifacts call the Gumloop SDK to create and message agents, opens agent outputs in Docs, Sheets, Slides or Office, and keeps voice agents talking while long work runs. It extends 13.0's longer-running harness into artifacts that act as front ends for agents.
- 6d ago
Gumloop 13.0: revamped agent harness and org-wide evaluations
⚡ SPARKThe first major version after October's run of 12.x releases, and it shifts focus from what agents can reach to how long they can work and how teams govern them. The harness, evaluations and handoffs answer problems that only appear once agents run unattended across an organization.
- 10d ago
Gumloop 12.5: artifacts call AI models and embed on any site
12.5 turns agent-built artifacts into small AI apps that can be embedded anywhere, and cuts browser handoffs by handling sign-ins and third-party forms better. It builds on 12.0's browser and 12.4's sharing rather than changing direction.
- 14d ago
Gumloop 12.4: agent-built MCPs, multi-account apps, team sharing
12.4 adds multi-account app use, cross-team sharing of artifacts, skills and agents, and lets Gumball set up custom MCPs for unsupported apps. It continues the move toward agents that extend their own reach, with per-model spend reporting to match the enterprise push.
- 16d ago
Gemini 4 Argon and Muse Wonder
Version 12.3 gives the Agent Browser mobile views and country proxies, adds Gemini 4 Argon and Muse Wonder, and lets custom triggers consult a decision model before waking an agent. Subagent reuse, background compaction and a 100-trigger cap extend the runtime that 12.0's browser made general-purpose.
- 20d ago
Agent-Owned Secrets
Version 12.2 lets a custom agent own a secret so everyone using it, even outside its team, runs with the same credential, and lets enterprise admins force an agent to run incognito with no saved messages, tool calls or files. Inline chat widgets and file management by agents round it out; the release turns last week's capability gains into agents an organization can actually share.