# AI Agent Developments Summary - May 6, 2025 Major industry events dominated today's AI agent landscape, with three key conferences advancing the field. The AI Agent Conference 2025 in Boston opened with sessions on drug discovery automation and regulatory challenges, featuring Weave Bio's Ari Caroline chairing tracks and Umut Eser joining a panel about building trust through validation frameworks. Meanwhile, Microsoft Reactor hosted a livestream demonstrating multi-agent collaboration capabilities in Azure AI Agent Service, emphasizing enterprise security protocols. In developer tools, Refact.ai's Head of Product Nick Frolov revealed new techniques for creating autonomous coding agents during an online Eventbrite session. Their system now handles full-stack feature implementation directly in IDEs, claiming 40% faster production readiness compared to standard code-completion tools. Security saw critical updates as TufinMate launched an AI network troubleshooting agent that interprets natural language queries in collaboration platforms to diagnose infrastructure issues. Concurrently, Bright Security unveiled tools scanning AI-generated code for emerging LLM-specific vulnerabilities like credential exposure risks in chatbot interactions.