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ECC 2.0-rc.1 Makes the Case for Portable Agent Harnesses Across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and Gemini

Everything Claude Code's 2.0.0-rc.1 materials are easy to underestimate because the project name sounds like a Claude-specific config pile. The interesting part is that the release candidate argues for the opposite: agent behavior should not be trapped inside one vendor's harness. Skills, hooks,

11 May 2026 5 min read

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Claude Code 2.1.139 Turns Agent Sessions Into an Operations Surface — and Makes Telemetry Part of the Runtime

Claude Code 2.1.139 looks like a CLI changelog until you read it as an operations memo. Agent view, /goal, safer hooks, MCP reconnects, and new OpenTelemetry lineage fields are not random quality-of-life improvements. They are Anthropic admitting that coding agents are becoming fleets, and fleets need dashboards, supervisors,

11 May 2026 4 min read

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LangGraph Is Winning the Agent Framework Argument Because Production Agents Need State, Not Better Prompt Templates

LangGraph is having the kind of framework moment that usually looks boring until the first production incident makes it obvious. The new DEV/Digitpatrox explainer framing LangChain versus LangGraph around stateful orchestration is not valuable because it discovers a new idea. It is valuable because it shows the center of

11 May 2026 4 min read

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Semantic Kernel 1.76.0 Ships a Security-Heavy .NET Patch After Microsoft’s Prompt-Injection RCE Research

Semantic Kernel 1.76.0 is the kind of release that looks boring until you read it with the right threat model. Microsoft did not ship a new agent abstraction here. It shipped path validation, OpenAPI escaping, gRPC address allowlists, cloud-drive defaults, upload-directory controls, and dependency vulnerability updates. In other

11 May 2026 5 min read

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Qwen Code 0.15.10 Turns Long Coding Sessions Into a Tool-Budget Problem

Qwen Code 0.15.10 is a coding-agent release about budgets. Not the finance kind, although your token bill may have opinions. The important budgets are tool schemas, context windows, and reusable instructions. Those are the constraints that decide whether an agent can keep working after the demo, after the

10 May 2026 4 min read

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AWS Labs Adds Transform and RUM MCP Servers, Expanding MCP From Tool Access Into Operational Control Planes

AWS Labs’ latest MCP release is a useful snapshot of where the Model Context Protocol is actually going. The first wave was “let the model call a tool.” This wave is different: give coding assistants structured access to observability, migration workflows, human-in-the-loop tasks, artifacts, connectors, and agent registries. That is

10 May 2026 4 min read

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OpenAI Agents JS 0.11.1 Fixes Sandbox Manifest Edges After Tightening Local Artifact Boundaries

OpenAI Agents JS 0.11.1 is the kind of patch release that looks boring until you remember what a sandbox manifest actually is. It is not a preferences file. It is a capability document: which files can enter an agent workspace, which environment values resolve at runtime, which provider

10 May 2026 4 min read

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Pydantic AI 1.93 Gives Builders Explicit Tool Choice — Because Agent Control Should Not Be a Side Effect

Pydantic AI 1.93 looks like a minor framework release until you notice what it is actually moving: tool authority out of model vibes and into application policy. That is the right direction. Agent frameworks spent the last two years making tools easy to register; the next two will be

10 May 2026 4 min read

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MCP Python SDK 1.27.1 Fixes the Plumbing That Keeps Tool Protocols Boring

MCP Python SDK 1.27.1 is a plumbing release, which is another way of saying it touches the part of the stack that everyone notices only when it leaks. The release fixes Pydantic 2.13 schema-generation compatibility, normalizes empty optional OAuth URL fields to None, restricts httpx to versions

10 May 2026 5 min read

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CrewAI 1.14.5a4 Is a Dependency Hygiene Release With a Security Lesson Attached

CrewAI 1.14.5a4 is the kind of release that gets skipped in sprint planning because it does not contain a feature anyone can demo. That is exactly why it is worth paying attention to. The public changelog says the prerelease updates LLM listings, moves textual into crewai-cli, adds certifi,

10 May 2026 4 min read

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Codex CLI 0.130 Turns the Terminal Agent Into Remote-Controlled Infrastructure

Codex CLI 0.130.0 looks like a normal terminal-agent release until you read the verbs closely. OpenAI did not just add another flag for people who enjoy memorizing CLI incantations. It added codex remote-control, app-server thread pagination, better thread-store behavior, exact turn diffs after partial patch failures, OpenTelemetry metadata,

10 May 2026 5 min read

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LangChain 1.2.18 Is the Maintenance Release That Treats Legacy Agent Surfaces Like Real Risk

LangChain 1.2.18 is the kind of release that looks minor until you remember where agent systems actually fail. Not in the keynote demo. Not in the “hello, weather tool” tutorial. They fail in old compatibility paths, serialized state, prompt-hub leftovers, streaming event consumers, and metadata changes that accidentally

09 May 2026 5 min read

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