TAVITA COMPETES WITH AMERICAN SAMOA AT 2026 INTERNATIONAL CUP OKLAHOMA CITY — BYU softball pitcher/outfielder Rita Tavita competed for American Samoa at the International Cup last week, helping the national team pick up a pair of wins. The five-foot-10 sophomore saw action in four of the team’s five games as American Samoa faced Japan, U.S. Elite, Chinese Taipei, Australia and China. Tavita pitched a collective 10 innings pitched throughout the week at Devon Park, home of the Women’s College World Series, fanning four batters. Full details: 📸: @byusoftball @BYUphoto

Tavily in July… ⚫️ @rweiss57 made Forbes 30 Under 30, and Tavily earned ISO 27001 certification. ⚫️ We hit the road this month too, Seoul, Berlin, and Paris, to meet the builders shipping agents into production. ⚫️ On the shipping side, Tavily went live inside @grok Build and @nvidia NemoClaw's deep agent sandboxes, and we packaged 6 production use cases (sales intelligence, threat enrichment, KYC screening, and more) as installable agent skills. Read the full newsletter for what's next, including our August 4 session with @nebiusai and @LangChain on the architecture behind production agents. Read the full newsletter:

TAVITA NAMED TO AMERICAN SAMOA ROSTER FOR USA SOFTBALL INTERNATIONAL CUP PAGO PAGO, American Samoa — BYU softball's Rita Tavita was named to the 18-player American Samoa roster for the 2026 USA Softball International Cup, the American Samoa Softball Association (ASA) announced on Wednesday. The International Cup will be held at Devon Park in Oklahoma City, home of the Women's College World Series, from July 30-Aug. 3. It will feature five top-10 countries in No. 1 Japan, No. 2 USA, No. 3 Canada, No. 6 Chinese Taipei and No. 10 Australia, along with No. 19 China and Team USA Elite. Tavita recently competed with American Samoa at the Canada Cup from July 3-12 alongside Cougar alumni Huntyr Ava and Martha Epenesa. American Samoa faced Chinese Taipei, the 222's, Singapore, Canada Elite, Israel, TC Colorado, Peru and Chinese Taipei Development at the British Columbia tournament, winning five of its 10 games. The right-handed pitcher/outfielder from Salt Lake City, Utah played in 43 of the Cougars' 51 games this past season, starting 37 of them. She finished with the second-most doubles (7) and third-most walks on the team (19), while also posting BYU's fourth-best on-base percentage (.381). Press release link: : @BYUphoto

Tavily is now live as an official plugin in @grok Build. Bring real-time, LLM-optimized web search into your Grok Build workflows. You'll get fast results, clean content, and reliable sources built for AI applications. Type /plugin, search for Tavily, and start building.

The Tavily Sales Account Intelligence skill was created so agents can do pre-outreach research grounded in live web data, not stale CRM notes. The skill breaks account research into focused subqueries: company overview, recent news, product lines, leadership, funding, partnerships, and pain points. It pulls from high-quality sources like official sites, newsrooms, investor pages, job postings, credible press... and synthesizes it into something a rep can study from before a meeting or outreach. It's one of six production-ready use case skills we've published for Tavily: ➤ Product competitor intelligence ➤ Academic scientific research ➤ Investment research briefs ➤ Threat intelligence enrichment ➤ Vendor risk & KYC screening Browse all six:

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