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DarkhorseOne has rebuilt the AI Agent capability at the heart of its product suite into a standalone, configurable runtime: the Local Agent Gateway. Built on lessons from six months of running our PonyBunny research project in live projects, the Gateway integrates directly with Claude and Codex, letting business systems drive AI agent tasks in real time — securely, auditably, and without the cost unpredictability of typical API-metered usage.

DarkhorseOne has released a new Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides structured access to data about Members of the UK Parliament. The UK Parliament Members MCP Server enables AI agents and developer tools to retrieve information about members of both the House of Commons and the House of Lords through a standardized MCP interface. By wrapping official parliamentary data sources into MCP tools, the server allows AI systems to query member profiles, parliamentary roles, and related metadata without complex API integrations. This release is part of DarkhorseOne’s broader effort to build a library of MCP servers for public data sources, helping developers connect AI agents to real-world institutional data. The project is open source and available on GitHub for developers building civic tech, research assistants, and AI-native applications.

DarkhorseOne today announced the official release of SaidMe, a privacy-first mobile app now available on the Apple App Store, created to help people leave a message for the moments when they might not be able to speak for themselves. SaidMe is built around a single, powerful idea: write one important message, choose trusted recipients, and have it delivered only if you stop checking in. It is a simple, modern tool for peace of mind — designed for real life, not perfect life.

DarkhorseOne today announces the release of a new paid industry insight report analysing how AI and generative AI (AIGC) are already reshaping HR and business compliance for UK small and medium-sized enterprises—and why 2026 will mark a critical inflection point.

DarkhorseOne today confirmed its decision to enter the China market, using the WeChat ecosystem as the primary landing point for product localization and go-to-market execution. The move is designed to accelerate adoption among SMEs by meeting users where day-to-day business communication, workflows, and lightweight enterprise services already happen—inside WeChat and WeCom (WeChat Work).

Upon learning of the newly disclosed React Critical Severity Level 10 vulnerability (CVE-2025-66478), DarkhorseOne executed immediate emergency remediation across all systems. A full manual patch was completed on 5 December, followed by a second verification cycle using the officially released Next.js patch commands. All DarkhorseOne platforms built on React and Next.js have now passed security validation and continue to operate in a stable, safe, and fully compliant state.

DarkhorseOne has officially launched Phase II development of its already-patented core technology, marking a major milestone in the company’s innovation roadmap. This new phase incorporates the x402 protocol, an emerging open standard that enables seamless, machine-native value exchange over the traditional HTTP framework. The initiative focuses on evolving DarkhorseOne’s platform into a next-generation, monetisable digital ecosystem where data services, APIs, and AI-driven agents can interact and transact with minimal friction. By aligning with x402’s principles of open interoperability and real-time payment enablement, DarkhorseOne aims to establish a new foundation for transparent, sustainable, and intelligent digital value flows.

DarkhorseOne has hit another milestone today: our official WeChat Video Channel has surpassed 5,000 followers, achieved in less than two months from launch. This rapid growth is not accidental — it reflects both strong audience demand and the unique strength of DarkhorseOne’s proprietary technology.

DarkhorseOne Limited has officially filed a British patent application titled “Method, System, and Computer-Readable Medium for Processing Data Subject Access Requests in a Distributed GraphQL Federation Architecture.” The patent, filed under British Patent Application No. 2517987.0 on 29 October 2025, represents a key milestone in DarkhorseOne’s pursuit of secure, scalable, and intelligent enterprise data systems.