We have pushed another UI feature to improve the user friendliness and transparency of the app - Transactions Notifications Now both liquidation history and transaction history are visible Lon your notifications menu If any failed transaction occurs, you can simply retry it directly on the UI Try the app as we continue to improve our app:

🤖 Let your Agent do research for you 1️⃣ Copy the install Command → Paste into your Agent 2️⃣ Copy the Execution Command → Paste → Skill: btc_etf_institutional_demand (Try the code yourself) Use `btc_etf_institutional_demand` from CMC Skill Hub to execute a task for me. ## Parameters { "preview": true } ## Requirements - First call find_skill(query="btc_etf_institutional_demand") to get skill_description and input_schema - Then call execute_skill directly with that unique_name — skip exploration - Construct parameters from input_schema, filling in the parameters above; if info is missing, ask me — do not fabricate - Pass parameters as a JSON object, never as a JSON-encoded string - On failure, give the reason + 1–2 alternative Skills — do not silently retry Try 200+ CMC Agent Hub Skills: 1/2

Microsoft has confirmed that the Windows 11 update KB5089549 fails to install on certain devices. The issue affects systems with critically low free space on the EFI System Partition (typically 10 MB or less). The update downloads and begins installing but fails during the restart phase at around 35–36% complete. Windows then rolls back the changes and displays error code 0x800f0922. Microsoft has provided two official workarounds: >Registry modification Open Command Prompt as Administrator and run the following command: reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Bfsvc" /v EspPaddingPercent /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f Restart your computer and retry installing the update. >Known Issue Rollback: Microsoft is automatically deploying a server-side mitigation. Restarting your device multiple times can help activate it faster and allow the update to install successfully. A permanent fix will be included in a future cumulative update. Be sure to back up your registry or create a system restore point before making any registry changes.

Logging alone won't prevent incidents. Meet runtime governance that blocks problematic requests before they reach the LLM 🛡️ Title: LangSmith LLM Gateway: runtime governance built into the agent lifecycle URL: 🛡️ Overview A runtime governance layer that sits between agents and their model providers. As an enforcement point inside the LangSmith platform, it aims to stop problems at the source rather than just logging them after the fact. ❓ Challenges Solved Observability (logging) alone can't prevent problems. Logging an incident after it happens is too late — problematic requests should be blocked before they reach external LLM providers. 💡 How It Works ・Spend controls: hard caps at org, workspace, user, or API-key level; returns 402 when exceeded ・Cost visibility: real-time spend tracking across org units ・Data protection: auto-redaction of PII and secrets before they reach the model ・Trace integration: gateway-proxied calls appear in the same workspace ・Audit logging and layered policies Setup is minimal: point base_url at the Gateway, store provider keys in workspace secrets, and define policies in the LangSmith UI. 🌍 Use Cases ・Preventing runaway agent spend from retry loops ・Stopping sensitive data (SSNs, PII) from leaking into provider logs ・Establishing org-wide cost governance and compliance auditing #LLMOps# #AIGovernance#

xAI has been shipping Grok Build updates non-stop If you have not been keeping track, here is what xAI has rolled out up to v0.2.11: New commands & core features → Integrated 𝕏 search and much faster web search → Added /export, /login, /usage, and /config-agents → Added an interactive read-file viewer with PowerPoint text extraction → Added Always-approve mode to streamline permissions → Auto-installed shell completions for bash, zsh, and fish Expanded platform support → Added Windows ARM64 and macOS x86_64 support → Improved terminal support across Warp, VTE-based terminals, JetBrains, and legacy Windows Console → Fixed copy/paste issues across Linux Wayland, WSL, and Windows Agent & context improvements → Subagents now share the terminal backend, scheduler, and monitor across sessions → Added proactive system reminders and laziness detectors to keep the model on task → Improved context compaction and memory usage for chat history → Auto-backgrounds long-running bash-mode commands triggered via ! UX, media & UI upgrades → Boosted terminal video playback to 30fps → Added multi-image paste, drag-and-drop, and temporary macOS screenshots → Added instant loading indicators when switching models → Improved clickable markdown links and rendered links inside table cells → Smoother plan-mode controls and absolute line numbers in the edit panel Stability & fixes → Increased default retry budget to ~5 minutes → Increased Unix ulimits to prevent crashes → Hardened background tools to handle timeouts and self-kills → Fixed rendering bugs across UTF-8 output, large monitors, Windows contrast, and more xAI is moving insanely fast Grok Build is going from early CLI to a serious agentic coding environment very quickly