What changed in AI tools: week 46, 2026
9–15 Nov 2026 · 11 updates from 10 tools · 5 verified price or limit changes. Pricing and limits first.
Model 2
- Claude Code adds Claude Fable 5.2 as the default Fable model at $8/$40 per Mtok (opens in new tab)
Claude Code 2.1.321 adds Claude Fable 5.2 (claude-fable-5-2) as the default Fable model, with 1M context and $8/$40 per Mtok with $0.20/Mtok cache reads.
Source: github.com - Claude Fable 5.2 reaches GitHub Copilot Pro+, Max, Business and Enterprise (opens in new tab)
GitHub made Claude Fable 5.2 generally available in Copilot for Pro+, Max, Business and Enterprise users, billed at provider list pricing under usage-based billing; Copilot CLI 1.0.109-1 adds it to the model picker.
Source: github.blog
Feature 7
- Google and Adobe bring PDF editing to Drive and Adobe AI to Gemini (opens in new tab)
Google says it is integrating Adobe's creative and productivity tools with its apps, including editing PDFs in Drive and using Adobe AI in Gemini.
Source: blog.google - Adobe Firefly adds an AI creative studio and Creative Agent for video (opens in new tab)
Adobe says Firefly's new AI creative studio and Creative Agent take users from idea to finished video, and Premiere mobile adds licensed music from UMG and WMG; Creative Cloud updates launched at MAX 2026.
Source: blog.adobe.com - Greptile adds a PR inbox with merge checks, change walkthroughs and chat (opens in new tab)
Greptile's new PR inbox puts merge checks, a walkthrough of what changed and chat in one view for reviewing pull requests.
Source: greptile.com - ElevenLabs launches ElevenAgents Campaign Manager for outbound voice campaigns (opens in new tab)
ElevenAgents Campaign Manager runs outbound voice campaigns: upload contacts, set policies, and track every call, callback and outcome in one view.
Source: elevenlabs.io - CodeRabbit adds risk instructions for automatic PR approvals (opens in new tab)
Risk instructions tell CodeRabbit what is risky and what is routine, so with Automatic Approvals and a merge risk limit it approves routine pull requests and holds back flagged changes; on GitHub Cloud with the Team plan or higher, a rule can then merge the approved PRs.
Source: docs.coderabbit.ai - CodeRabbit launches a JetBrains IDE plugin in beta (opens in new tab)
CodeRabbit now reviews uncommitted edits and branch commits inside IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm and other JetBrains IDEs 2025.3 or later, installed from the JetBrains Marketplace beta channel.
Source: docs.coderabbit.ai - Amp Portals now work on your own runner machines (opens in new tab)
Amp Portals, previously available in orbs, now open dev servers and sites running on your local runner from a thread's Portal tab; they are private unless the runner is shared with the workspace.
Source: ampcode.com
Releases 1
- Lovable Nov 5-9: PayPal, Jira and Mailjet connectors, Enterprise backend approvals (opens in new tab)
Lovable's Nov 5-9 changelog adds PayPal, Jira, Mailjet, Fortnox and Mailchimp connectors, an Enterprise workspace policy requiring admin approval before enabling Lovable backend services, access requests for internally published apps, and free problem reports from MCP clients.
Source: docs.lovable.dev
Other 1
- Lovable acquires the Radish AI team to build agent capabilities (opens in new tab)
Lovable has acquired the team behind Radish AI, an agentic infrastructure platform; its co-founders join Lovable's engineering team in London and Stockholm.
Source: lovable.dev
Verified price & limit changes
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plan restructureInVideo Max now listed from 5,000 credits at $150 a seat (was 8,000 credits at $250)
InVideo's pricing page now lists Max at '5,000 credits/mo.' with '5,000', '10,000' and '15,000' credit options: '$150' with '$75' 'per seat/mo, billed annually' ('50% OFF', 'Save $885 per seat compared to monthly'), and monthly '$135' ('10% OFF') with 'Renews at $150'. On 2026-11-09 the same card read '8,000 credits/mo.' with '8,000', '10,000' and '15,000' options at '$250' 'per seat/mo, billed annually' and 'No difference compared to monthly'. This returns the card to its 2026-10-29 layout. Starter ($20) and Plus ($60) are unchanged. Left unlabelled: the credit options changed along with the price, so this is a restructure, not a same-plan comparison.
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price changeMicrosoft 365 Premium now listed as $139.99 a year or $13.99 a month (was $199.99 or $19.99)
Microsoft's Microsoft 365 Premium page now reads 'Originally starting from $199.99 now starting from $139.99' '/year' and 'Or buy at $13.99/month'. On 2026-11-09 the same plan read '$199.99' '/year' and 'Or buy at $19.99/month'. Plan contents on the page are unchanged; Personal ($99.99/year) and Family ($129.99/year) are unchanged. Left unlabelled: the 'Originally ... now' wording suggests a sale, but the page gives no end date.
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promo startedPromoAdobe Firefly Pro and Pro Plus listed at 50% and 60% off for the first 6 months (offer ends Dec 6)
Adobe's Firefly plans page now shows 'Limited-time offer.: Save up to 60% on select Firefly plans for the first 6 months. Ends Dec 6.' Firefly Pro reads 'Regularly at US$19.99/mo', 'Alternatively at US$9.99/mo', 'Save 50% for the first 6 months'; Firefly Pro Plus reads 'Regularly at US$49.99/mo', 'Alternatively at US$19.99/mo', 'Save 60% for the first 6 months'. On 2026-11-09 the page listed the plans at their regular monthly prices with no offer. Credits (4,000 and 10,000 a month) and Firefly Standard (US$9.99/mo) are unchanged.
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feature removedDowngradeWispr Flow Free HIPAA-ready handling now listed as not included (was included)
Wispr Flow's plans help page now lists Free ($0) as 'Limited dictation in any language and app, names and jargon learning, dictionary additions, calendar and Slack connections, and training opt-out.' and says 'HIPAA-ready handling with a signed Business Associate Agreement (BAA) is available on Growth and Enterprise only'. On 2026-11-06 the same Free line read 'Limited dictation in any language and app, names and jargon learning, dictionary additions, calendar and Slack connections, HIPAA-ready handling and training opt-out.' Free stays $0 and the Mac and Windows limits ('2,000-word allowance; 5,000-word maximum.') are unchanged.
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limit changeWispr Flow Free mobile dictation limit now listed as 'Limited weekly dictation' (was 550 words on iOS, 2,500 on Android)
Wispr Flow's plans help page now lists the Free mobile limit as 'iOS and Android' 'Limited weekly dictation, pooled across mobile.' and says 'your mobile limits can differ from other accounts and change without an app update' and 'Your current limit and words remaining are shown in the app.' On 2026-11-06 the page listed 'iOS' '550-word allowance; 750-word maximum.' and 'Android' '2,500-word allowance; 3,000-word maximum.' No new figure is published, so we can't say whether the limit went up or down. Mac and Windows limits are unchanged.