SoonLab, Inferock Bench, and Attyn launch today

SoonLab, Inferock Bench, and Attyn launch today

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What shipped today

Three launches point at the same shift: AI is moving closer to the moment work happens. SoonLab 2.0 turns a natural-language idea into a playable game; Inferock Bench turns model calls into local billing receipts; and Attyn puts model assistance at the cursor.
  • SoonLab 2.0: SoonLab says the release can create playable 3D games from natural language, clarify creative requirements before building, and refine the result through conversation after playtesting. It is available starting today. The important boundary is that a playable prototype is not a finished game: the company still places craft, judgment, and engineering outside the product's promise. 1
  • Inferock Bench: Product Hunt's August 15 launch board lists this open-source developer tool. Its public repository describes a local proxy for OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini Developer API, and selected OpenRouter traffic. It records usage, pricing evidence, status, timing, retries, and failure signals into a local receipt. It cannot audit calls that bypass the proxy or replace the matching invoice, so start with a low-limit development key and a few short requests. 23
  • Attyn: Product Hunt marks Attyn as launching today, while its official site says the macOS app is available now and Windows is on a waitlist. Inline rewriting, dictation, screen questions, profiles, memory, permissions, and cloud or local model choices all happen around the cursor rather than in a separate chat tab. The practical test is privacy and control: try it first in a non-sensitive workspace, then check where prompts go and which actions require approval. 45
The quick read: choose SoonLab to test whether an idea becomes fun, Inferock Bench to make API spend and failure evidence visible, and Attyn to reduce copy-and-paste between apps. None removes review: playable is not shippable, a receipt is not a complete audit, and cursor convenience is not authorization.

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