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LangSmith SDK 0.14.2: Python ls.address agent handle, JS OTel tool fields, primary replica keeps original run ids

LangSmith SDK v0.14.2 (2026-09-30): Python ls.address (#3581), JS OTel tool fields (#3592), primary replica keeps original run ids (#3623).

LangSmith SDK 0.14.2: Python ls.address agent handle, JS OTel tool fields, primary replica keeps original run ids

Key Takeaways

  • Release v0.14.2 at 2026-09-30T14:41:07Z; PyPI langsmith 0.14.2
  • Python ls.address agent addressing (#3581)
  • JS OTel tool name/call_id/definitions (#3592)
  • Only primary write replica keeps original run ids (#3623)
  • Compare ahead_by 8; docs https://docs.smith.langchain.com/
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LangSmith SDK 0.14.1: address runs/feedback by agent, sandbox delegated login, Claude SDK + OTel trace fields

LangChain shipped LangSmith Python SDK 0.14.1 on 2026-09-25 (rolling in 0.14.0): address runs and feedback by agent rather than only by project; sandboxes can receive delegated LangSmith access and login service URLs (JS too); ClaudeSDKClient.receive_messages() is traced with stop_reason plus tool/response IDs; OTel exports add tool_call_id, tool_definitions, and finish_reasons. JS package moves to 0.10.5.

LangSmith SDK 0.14.1: address runs/feedback by agent, sandbox delegated login, Claude SDK + OTel trace fields

Key Takeaways

  • Shipped: Python 0.14.1 / JS 0.10.5 — pip install -U langsmith
  • Address runs and feedback by agent, not only by project
  • Sandboxes get delegated LangSmith access + login/service URLs
  • ClaudeSDKClient.receive_messages() traced with stop_reason and tool/response IDs
  • OTel exports tool_call_id, tool_definitions, finish_reasons; list_runs can return s3_urls attachments
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OpenHands introduces Agent Client Protocol (ACP) for universal execution across Canvas, SDK, and Cloud

All-Hands AI introduced Agent Client Protocol (ACP) across OpenHands Agent Canvas, SDK, and Cloud. Under this open standard, any ACP-compatible coding agent can run through a single unified interface locally, remotely, or in the cloud, representing a major leap for open SWE agent interoperability.

Key Takeaways

  • Transforms OpenHands from a standalone agent into a universal multi-agent execution runtime.
  • Agent Canvas, Python SDK, and Cloud platform support ACP protocols on day one.
  • Unifies local, remote, and cloud APIs for composing heterogenous multi-agent workflows.
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