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      <description>OpenAI&apos;s new Agents API can run longer jobs, while new data and voice tools bring AI into reporting and customer calls. Anthropic is adding server-side approval checks for every tool action, and Gemini now has a Windows app. These tools are getting more useful, but beta labels, permissions, and full-stack costs still deserve a close look.</description>
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