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Stateful agents that are like people, with memory, identity, and the ability to learn and adapt
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Stateful agents that are like people, with memory, identity, and the ability to learn and adapt
This week focused on expanding subagent capabilities: they can now launch nested layers, message their parent agents, and automatically inherit parent MCP servers across trust boundaries. On the stability front, fixes addressed memory checkout gating, remote task cancellation, shell integration, and…
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feat: always-on vault secret redaction in tool returns and user messages (#4912)
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