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Agno 2.6.8 Adds Managed-Agent Delegation, Then Quietly Fixes the Path Traversal Problems That Matter More

Agno 2.6.8 Adds Managed-Agent Delegation, Then Quietly Fixes the Path Traversal Problems That Matter More

Agno 2.6.8 has the shape of a modern agent-framework release: a shiny delegation feature on top, a pile of runtime hardening underneath, and the hardening is the part teams will be grateful for three months from now. The release adds first-party support for Google’s Antigravity API and

OpenAI Agents SDK 0.17.3 Patches the Sandbox Leaks That Make Agent Runtimes Hard to Trust

OpenAI Agents SDK 0.17.3 Patches the Sandbox Leaks That Make Agent Runtimes Hard to Trust

OpenAI’s latest Agents SDK patch is not the kind of release that wins a demo. Good. The agent stack already has enough demos. What it needs, urgently, is fewer places where credentials leak into command logs, fewer ambiguous sandbox paths, and fewer framework helpers that silently mutate the caller’

Dell and NVIDIA Are Turning the AI Factory Into an Agent Runtime, Not Just a GPU Rack

Dell and NVIDIA Are Turning the AI Factory Into an Agent Runtime, Not Just a GPU Rack

The useful part of Dell and NVIDIA’s latest AI Factory pitch is not the rack glamour. It is the admission hiding under the keynote language: enterprise agents are becoming a runtime problem. For the last two years, “AI infrastructure” mostly meant “more GPUs, preferably yesterday.” That was not wrong,

Remote Copilot CLI Makes Human Approval the New Coding-Agent Interface

Remote Copilot CLI Makes Human Approval the New Coding-Agent Interface

GitHub’s remote control for Copilot CLI is now generally available, but the product is easier to understand if you ignore the most obvious headline. This is not really about coding from a phone. It is about turning the developer into a remote reviewer for an agent running somewhere with