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Langfuse 3.188.0 Puts Rate Limits in Front of the In-App Agent Before It Becomes an Expensive Button

Langfuse 3.188.0 Puts Rate Limits in Front of the In-App Agent Before It Becomes an Expensive Button

Langfuse 3.188.0 adds something every product with an embedded agent eventually needs and usually adds late: rate limits before the expensive work starts. That ordering is the story. Langfuse’s in-app agent now checks org-level hourly and daily buckets before database writes, MCP key creation, or AI model

Qwen Code 0.18.3 Fixes the Two Agent Bugs That Make Humans Stop Trusting the Loop

Qwen Code 0.18.3 Fixes the Two Agent Bugs That Make Humans Stop Trusting the Loop

Qwen Code 0.18.3 is the kind of release that looks small until you imagine the failure in front of a human. An agent asks a question. The user does not answer. The question times out. The safe behavior is obvious: stop. Instead, the old ACP loop could represent

AMIE Shows Google’s Medical AI Moving From Diagnosis to Care Management

AMIE Shows Google’s Medical AI Moving From Diagnosis to Care Management

Google’s newest AMIE paper is easy to misread as another “AI versus doctors” headline. That is the least interesting version of the story. The more useful read is that Google is moving its medical AI research from the neat world of diagnostic puzzles into the much uglier world of

Copilot’s Token-Efficiency Post Admits the New Bottleneck: Agent Cost Is Runtime Behavior

Copilot’s Token-Efficiency Post Admits the New Bottleneck: Agent Cost Is Runtime Behavior

GitHub’s new token-efficiency post is framed as a helpful guide to making Copilot credits go further. Read more closely and it is something more useful: an admission that agent cost is now a runtime behavior problem. The bill is not determined only by which model you picked. It is