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Salesforce Expands Headless 360 Platform

Salesforce announced a major expansion of its Headless 360 initiative, introducing new Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, a Data 360 MCP Server exposing nearly 200 Data 360 APIs, Slack integrations, developer tools, over 100 reusable Agent Skills, and headless experiences across its major clouds. The changes aim to make Salesforce business capabilities discoverable and invocable by authorized AI agents while preserving existing identity, permissions, workflows, and governance. The company highlighted customer use cases (Engine’s EVA support agent) and partner integrations with Slack and more than 20 partner applications, positioning Headless 360 as the architectural foundation for an "agentic" enterprise that lets AI agents act securely across enterprise systems.

Creators Power Brands’ AI Search Visibility

Brands and agencies are increasingly asking creators to help surface brand mentions inside AI chatbots and LLM-powered search results, a practice referred to as AI visibility. Agencies like Trevant and Crispin are auditing creator content and tracking citations in LLM outputs to optimize campaigns, while creators are building AEO (answer engine optimization) sites and making captions machine-readable so models can ingest them. Measurement linking creator-driven content to sales remains immature, but marketers view correlation with AI citations as a strategic reason to invest in creator-led AEO approaches. Examples include Zoom testing creator-led storytelling with journalist Nayeema Raza.

Calendly launches AI meeting note-taker, plans Callie assistant

Calendly launched an AI product suite that includes Callie (beta), an AI scheduling assistant that can join email threads to coordinate meetings, and Calendly Notetaker, an AI meeting assistant that records audio/video, transcribes sessions, generates summaries, action items and follow-up messages, and links recaps to contacts and event types. Notetaker integrates with Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams; beta customers have used it for more than 100,000 recordings and report saving 3–4 hours per week by eliminating manual note-taking. The features began rolling out August 19, 2026 for English-language accounts, with new Standard Plus and Teams Plus plans bundling scheduling and AI capabilities. Calendly positions the tools for heavy meeting users in outward-facing roles like sales and marketing, is testing system-audio transcription, and says the assistant will proactively inform participants when recording and allow users to leave to address privacy concerns.