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🤖AI Agents Weekly: Claude Opus 4.5, OmniScientist, FLUX.2, General Agentic Memory

Claude Opus 4.5, OmniScientist, FLUX.2, General Agentic Memory

Nov 29, 2025
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In today’s issue:

  • OmniScientist: AI scientists framework

  • Claude Opus 4.5: Anthropic’s flagship model

  • Fara-7B: Efficient computer use agent

  • MiniMax-M2 Deep Research agent

  • General Agentic Memory (GAM)

  • Gemini 3 API updates

  • FLUX.2 image generation

  • Exa API 2.1 search tiers

  • MCP Apps for interactive UIs

  • Event-Centric Memory for agents

  • Agent-as-a-Graph retrieval

  • Top AI dev news and papers

Top Stories

OmniScientist

Researchers introduce OmniScientist, an end-to-end framework for building AI scientists capable of autonomously conducting research across the entire scientific lifecycle. The system integrates specialized agents with a massive knowledge foundation spanning 250M+ papers and 100M+ scientific entities, establishing a collaborative ecosystem where human and AI scientists can work together on real-world discoveries.

  • Complete scientific workflow – OmniScientist covers five core stages: literature review using retrieval and graph-based discovery, research ideation powered by 10M+ idea seeds, experiment automation through code generation and lab integration, scientific writing with structured drafting, and paper review via multi-agent critique and refinement.

  • Omni Scientific Protocol (OSP) – A structured communication standard that enables seamless collaboration between humans and AI agents. OSP defines roles, task formats, and interaction patterns, allowing researchers to delegate subtasks, review outputs, and iteratively refine results while maintaining scientific rigor and reproducibility.

  • ScienceArena evaluation platform – A comprehensive benchmark suite with 1,500+ expert-verified tasks across multiple disciplines, measuring AI scientists on retrieval accuracy, ideation novelty, experimental correctness, writing quality, and review consistency. The platform tracks contribution provenance, enabling transparent credit assignment in human-AI co-authorship.

  • Data foundation and real-world deployment – Built on OpenAlex metadata, arXiv full-texts, and scientific knowledge graphs, OmniScientist demonstrates practical applications in materials science, drug discovery, and computational biology. The framework supports continuous learning, with AI agents improving through feedback loops and community contributions.

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