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Cortex Extends Enterprise AI Across Time and Tools

Cortex Pulse, workflow automation, multi agent worktrees, long horizon execution and browser interaction create a more persistent Enterprise AI experience. The next step for Enterprise AI is continuity. Cortex stays connected to the objective, coordinates work across tools and teams, and keeps people in control of consequential decisions.” — Anoop Jaishankar SAN FRANCISCO , CA,

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Building the most efficient Agentic AI Browser

A six-browser engineering study of startup, memory, CPU, navigation, rendering, responsiveness, background tabs, and video performance. When we launched Cortex Discover, we described a dedicated enterprise agentic browser: a familiar browsing environment with native page awareness, selected-tab reasoning, controlled browser actions, visual context, file-aware workflows, and durable task continuity.

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A New Home for Cortex, Research, and Secure AI Work

We’ve refreshed the Pervaziv AI website to make it easier to understand what we build, where Cortex fits, and how our work connects across AI, software engineering, security, and cloud operations. Pervaziv AI has grown beyond a single product page. Cortex now meets users across development environments, browsers, mobile devices, the command line, and managed

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LLM and Compiler Cooperation for Code Optimization

Modern compilers are remarkably effective at transforming source code into efficient machine code. Over decades, compiler optimization has evolved through carefully designed passes that simplify instructions, remove unnecessary work, improve memory access, and take advantage of processor capabilities. Large Language Models introduce a different type of capability. Instead of relying only on predefined transformation rules,

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Mutation Testing: Measuring Whether Tests Actually Catch Bugs

Software testing is one of the most important safeguards in modern software development. Unit tests, integration tests, and regression suites help teams detect defects before software reaches production. But there is an important difference between having tests and having tests that are actually capable of detecting incorrect behavior. A test suite may cover most of

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Cortex CLI Brings Governed Agentic AI to the Terminal

A new command line experience connects natural language engineering, project context, validation and user control across macOS, Windows and Linux. The command line is where software stops being an idea and becomes a running system. Cortex CLI brings intelligence, project context, action and validation there, while keeping developers in control.” — Anoop Jaishankar SAN FRANCISCO,

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Launching Cortex CLI: Enterprise Agentic AI in the Terminal

From a command-line request to governed engineering work in one Cortex experience. The terminal is where modern software work becomes real.

It is where developers explore repositories, run builds, investigate failures, review changes, manage environments, automate delivery, and turn an idea into working software. It is fast, expressive, and deeply connected to the tools engineering teams use every day.

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From Connected Control to Governed Execution in September

One Month of Routing, Context, Cloud Execution, Agentic Browsing, Performance, Security and Verifiable Work. Across seven product blogs and nine newsroom announcements, Cortex advanced from coordinating intelligence and maintaining continuity toward something broader: governed execution across models, search, skills, cloud environments, browsers, development workspaces and longer-running workflows.

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