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Platforms
Meta launches its toolkit glasses 1.0 and tests WebMCP and Meta AI Connectors
Meta officially launches the Wearable Device Access Toolkit 1.0, which allows to extend a mobile application to Meta glasses without rebuilding the entire service. Developers can exploit camera, voice and motion, and create web applications for Ray-Ban Display. However, two bricks remain in developer overview: WebMCP, which allows Meta AI to call only the functions displayed by the editor in an application, and Meta AI Connectors, which must make a service accessible from the conversation via an API or an MCP server. The public discovery of these experiments on glasses and in the Meta AI app is announced later.
What it can change: Now structure your offers, availability and actions as explicit data and functions. An assistant must be able to perform a specific task without obtaining unlimited access to your service.
Read the source: Meta for Developers →
Set-up
Meta teste Horizon Create and Studio to create games by simple description
Meta presents Horizon Create, a mobile application, and Horizon Studio, a more advanced web tool. A natural language description can be used to generate and refine a mobile game 2D or 3D, with progression systems, difficulty, artistic direction or multiplayer. Projects move from one tool to another and published games can be distributed natively in Instagram, Facebook and Horizon. It is not yet a general launch: the tools are being tested with a community of creators and early access is gradually spreading on the waiting list. Games are subject to review, age classification and Meta platform protections.
What it can change: The opportunity will not be to massively publish generated games, but to turn an audience into an original, stable and engaging interactive experience to retain players.
Read the source: Meta Horizon Developers →
IA
Claude Tag can use a user's personal connectors in Slack
Anthropic deploys on Claude Team offers a new capacity of Claude Tag, still in beta in Slack: when a user requests it in a channel, Claude can consult his own connections to the calendar, storage, CRM or deployment tools. Other members may not reuse these accesses. The user can check the response before publication or choose an automatic mode, and each action remains logged in the service under his account. Autonomous or planned tasks continue to use shared connectors attached to the channel. Enterprise support is announced later.
What it can change: Before connecting an AI to the team tools, clearly separate human rights, those of the channel and those of the agent. For sensitive data, keep human validation before publication.
Read the source: Anthropic →