The Radar

Finally, someone's solving the agent plumbing problem. Instead of stitching together separate services for search, browser automation, and data extraction, TinyFish gives you everything under one API key. The kind of boring infrastructure work that makes exciting AI applications possible.

Taking the Claude Code concept and specialising it for finance feels obvious in hindsight. If you're going to let AI write code that moves money around, you want proper guardrails and domain-specific tooling. The Wall Street angle suggests they understand compliance matters as much as capability.

Building frameworks specifically for both humans and AI agents is the kind of forward thinking we need more of. Plain recognises that code will increasingly be written collaboratively between people and machines. The dual-audience approach could set the standard for next-generation development tools.

As LLM apps get more complex, debugging becomes a nightmare of prompt chains and model interactions. Kelet promises to be the detective that figures out where things went wrong. This kind of observability tooling will be essential as AI systems move from prototypes to production.