Block launches open-source AI agent Goose

Block's new open-source AI agent 'goose' lets you change direction mid-air
Block built its agent - 'codename goose' - to do it all, from writing code to ordering your dinner. Here's how to access it.
Block launches open-source AI agent Goose as Jack Dorsey praises DeepSeek’s development approach
On Tuesday, the software company Block announced the launch of Goose, an open-source AI agent that allows developers to customize the tool for different purposes and using different large language models.
A lead Block engineer said the fintech's new AI agent writes better code than him — and the fintech is open-sourcing it to competitors
Jack Dorsey's Block open-sources its AI agent, Goose, which automates coding tasks.
Jack Dorsey is back with Goose, a new, ultra simple open source AI agent building platform from his startup Block
Goose’s capabilities are enhanced through Block’s collaboration with Anthropic, a leading AI safety and research company.
Jack Dorsey’s Block Introduces Codename Goose, an Open-Source AI Agent That Can Automate Coding Tasks
In a blog post, the Dorsey-led company announced Codename Goose. It is an AI agent framework, as it can also be used to build new agents that can perform specialised tasks. Since it is open-source, it can be run locally, eliminating data privacy concerns that generally surround AI agents.
Jack Dorsey's Block unveils open-source AI agent
This story incorporates reporting from ZDNet, Business Insider and MSN.Block, the technology company founded by Jack Dorsey, has announced the official launch of Goose, its open-source AI agent.
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