13 deployments dated September 15 to 21, 2025 are in The Deploy Log: 3 leads, 4 in Models and APIs, 5 in Tools and products and 1 in Robotics, hardware and chips, from 7 publishers. They include Claude in Xcode from Anthropic, GPT-5-Codex from OpenAI, Notion 3.0 from Notion, LeRobotDataset v3.0 from Hugging Face, Scaleway Inference Provider from Hugging Face and 8 others. Every item sourced to the publisher's own page.
Developers can connect their Claude account to Xcode 26 to power coding intelligence features with Claude Sonnet 4. The integration includes a coding assistant and Coding Tools for documentation, explanations, SwiftUI previews, and inline code changes.
GPT-5-Codex is a version of GPT-5 optimized for agentic coding in Codex. It is the default for cloud tasks and code review, and developers can choose it for local tasks via Codex CLI and the IDE extension.
Notion 3.0 rebuilds Notion AI as Agents that can take on a whole project, break it into tasks, assign them, and draft docs. Agents can update or create hundreds of pages at once across databases.
LeRobotDataset v3.0 packs multiple episodes in a single file using relational metadata, and natively supports streaming mode to process large datasets on the fly without downloading prohibitively large collections onto disk.
Scaleway is now a supported Inference Provider on the Hugging Face Hub, offering serverless access to models like gpt-oss, Qwen3, DeepSeek R1, and Gemma 3 with pay-per-token pricing starting at €0.20 per million tokens.
Stability AI launched Image Services on Amazon Bedrock, offering nine editing tools like Inpaint, Erase, and Remove Background as managed API services for enterprise workflows.
Public AI is now a supported Inference Provider on Hugging Face, offering free access to public and sovereign models like Apertus-70B, with usage free of charge at the time of writing.
Vercel replaced a slow JSON parsing operation with a Bloom filter in its global routing service, reducing memory usage by 15% and improving time-to-first-byte from the 75th percentile and above by 10%.
Vercel Log Drains are now Vercel Drains, exporting OpenTelemetry traces, Web Analytics events, and Speed Insights metrics alongside logs, with data billed at $0.50 per GB on Pro and Enterprise plans.
Vercel delivers zero cold starts for 99.37% of all requests through scale to one, Fluid compute, predictive scaling, bytecode caching, and rolling releases, with single instances handling peaks above 250 concurrent requests.
Vercel improved its build cache performance by downloading parts of the cache in parallel using a worker pool, decreasing build initialization time by 30% on average and reducing build times by up to 7 seconds for all plans.
Vercel Agent can now conduct code reviews with validated suggestions, available in public beta for all Pro and Enterprise teams with a $100 Vercel Agent credit.
Waymo will launch fully autonomous rides in Nashville in partnership with Lyft, starting operations in the coming months and opening to public riders next year.
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