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June 3, 2026

8 curated links on AI agents, Python, security, Google Cloud, and engineering, selected by Médéric Hurier.

  1. GitHub Copilot app: The agent-native desktop experience

    github.blog

    GitHub has launched the GitHub Copilot desktop app in technical preview, offering an agent-native hub that allows developers to run and manage multiple parallel AI agents operating in isolated Git worktrees.

  2. Build AI agents faster with GCS (Google Cloud Storage) MCP server

    cloud.google.com

    Google Cloud has released an official Model Context Protocol server for Google Cloud Storage, allowing AI agents to natively and securely list, read, write, and manage storage resources via natural language prompts.

  3. Introducing Spanner Graph algorithms

    cloud.google.com

    Google Cloud has introduced Spanner Graph algorithms in preview, allowing developers to execute scalable graph mining tasks such as fraud detection and social network analysis directly within Spanner databases using GQL and SQL.

  4. Automate SAP order-to-cash with multi-agent AI & Google Agent Development Kit (ADK)

    youtube.com

    Google Cloud Tech demonstrates how to automate brittle, legacy SAP order-to-cash RPA workflows using API-based multi-agent AI systems orchestrated via the Google Agent Development Kit and Model Context Protocol.

  5. Gemini Spark is the most impressive and terrifying AI experience I’ve had yet

    theverge.com

    Google is rolling out Gemini Spark, a new always-on agentic AI platform that executes complex tasks across the web and user devices using personal data, highlighting both impressive orchestration capabilities and notable privacy concerns.

  6. Microsoft Scout is a new AI personal assistant built on OpenClaw

    theverge.com

    Microsoft has introduced Microsoft Scout, an always-on personal assistant built on the open-source OpenClaw project and integrated with Microsoft 365, enabling background automation of calendars, expenses, and travel within a sandboxed enterprise environment.

  7. Codex for knowledge work

    openai.com

    OpenAI details how its Codex model has transitioned from a developer-centric programming tool into an agentic productivity platform used by millions of knowledge workers to automate business processes, analyze data, and build custom workspaces.

  8. Google Workspace Updates: Introducing the ability to loop over a list of items in Workspace Studio

    workspaceupdates.googleblog.com

    Google has introduced a new "Repeat for each" step in Google Workspace Studio, enabling users to automatically loop over and process lists of items, such as rows from Google Sheets or list-based Gemini outputs, to run sequential substeps.