TmaxSoft on July 27 launched ProObject 22, a Java-based business application development framework designed on a cloud-native architecture. The company said the framework is optimised for cloud environments, compatible with various open-source solutions and can be linked with existing corporate systems to support flexibility and scalability. TmaxSoft plans to add AI functions this year, including an AI Code Assistant for code generation, analysis and a document chatbot.

Musinsa Tech said introducing the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for a conversational product discovery service made it easier for AI to connect to external data and software tools, but did not guarantee the AI would use tools as intended. The company said it faced trial and error in converting user questions into accurate search conditions and tightened input controls. It limited the service to non-login product discovery and blocked access to personal and payment data, stressing least-privilege design. It also called for wider native support and standardized authentication and security.