chore: wave5 upstream merge (langchain-ai/deepagents) by ashsolei · Pull Request #47 · AiFeatures/deepagents

ashsolei · 2026-04-08T12:16:59Z

Wave 5 hard-fork merge using worldmonitor pattern: git merge -X theirs upstream/main + iAiFy governance overlay re-application.

Divergence at start

74 ahead, 214 behind
All ahead commits are governance/dependabot/Wave-4-P1 scaffold (preserved by overlay restore)

Strategy

Plain git merge upstream/main → 79 conflicts, aborted
git merge -X theirs upstream/main → 0 conflicts (auto-committed)
Restored iAiFy .github/CODEOWNERS and .github/dependabot.yml from origin/main
Regenerated 6 uv.lock files (deepagents, evals, cli, harbor, acp, repl) — upstream lockfiles had datasets/aiodns/bedrock-agentcore/openai parse errors after merge

Smoke test

uv lock --check passes for all 10 sub-projects.

Preserved iAiFy customizations

CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, FORK-CUSTOMIZATIONS.md
.github/CODEOWNERS, .github/copilot-instructions.md, .github/copilot-setup-steps.yml, .github/dependabot.yml
.github/agents/* (already same)
Wave 4 P1 libs/partners/starter_template/ (no conflict — net new path)

Runbook: ai-road-4-you/governance/docs/runbooks/fork-upstream-merge.md

…2206) This was missed following langchain-ai#2172

…langchain-ai#2207) Fix duplicate `eval_categories` row in the GitHub Actions job summary when a single category is dispatched. Previously, both a raw `(list)` row and a `<ul>` row were always rendered — redundant for single-category runs.

Bump `langchain-openrouter` minimum to `0.2.0`. Previously, OpenRouter models routed through the SDK hit `init_chat_model` with no attribution header — only the CLI had those. Now both the CLI and SDK inject app attribution kwargs, with env var overrides (`OPENROUTER_APP_URL`, `OPENROUTER_APP_TITLE`) respected in the SDK path. - Add `check_openrouter_version()` and `_openrouter_attribution_kwargs()` to `deepagents._models` — the SDK now validates `langchain-openrouter >= 0.2.0` at runtime and injects `app_url` / `app_title` defaults for any `openrouter:` prefixed model - `resolve_model` gains an `openrouter:` branch that calls the version check and passes attribution kwargs, mirroring what the CLI already does via `_apply_openrouter_defaults` - Update `_OPENROUTER_APP_URL` in CLI config from the GitHub repo URL to the PyPI project page; add `app_categories: ["cli-agent"]` as a new default attribution field

…in-ai#2208) `SubAgentMiddleware` was calling `init_chat_model` directly to resolve string model specs, bypassing `resolve_model`. The SDK's centralized entrypoint that applies provider-specific defaults (e.g., OpenAI Responses API, OpenRouter attribution headers). Subagents now route through the same path as top-level agents.

…i#2209)

Follow-up to langchain-ai#2200 — that PR restructured eval categories from origin-based to capability-based names but left stale references to the old category names (`hitl`, `tool_usage`) in help strings, CI workflow descriptions, and the README test suite table. ## Changes - Replace stale `hitl` and `tool_usage` examples with current category names (`tool_use`, `retrieval`) in the `--eval-category` help text in `conftest.py`, the `radar.py` module docstring, and the `evals.yml` workflow input description - Rewrite the README test suite table: add a `Category` column showing current category assignments, reorder rows by category, and add the previously missing `test_todos.py` entry - Update the "Adding a new category" guide to document the `radar_categories` vs `categories` distinction in `categories.json` and the per-function `@pytest.mark.eval_category(...)` decorator pattern for mixed-category files

…-ai#2211)

…2221) Add two new model group presets — `frontier` and `fast` — to the unified model registry. `frontier` targets the strongest reasoning models across providers (`claude-opus-4-6`, `gemini-3.1-pro-preview`, `gpt-5.4`), while `fast` targets high-throughput models optimized for speed (`claude-sonnet-4-6`, `gemini-3-flash-preview`, `gpt-5.4-mini`). ## Changes - Add `eval:frontier` / `harbor:frontier` tags to `anthropic:claude-opus-4-6`, `google_genai:gemini-3.1-pro-preview`, and `openai:gpt-5.4` in `REGISTRY` - Add `eval:fast` / `harbor:fast` tags to `anthropic:claude-sonnet-4-6`, `google_genai:gemini-3-flash-preview`, and a new `openai:gpt-5.4-mini` registry entry - Register `frontier` and `fast` in both `_EVAL_PRESETS` and `_HARBOR_PRESETS` - Add `frontier`, `fast`, and `openai:gpt-5.4-mini` to the workflow dispatch dropdown options in `evals.yml` and `harbor.yml`

…name (langchain-ai#2194) * bump default recursion limit to 10_000 in deepagents * set agent name Users can control recursion limit for subagents using: ```python agent = create_agent(..) or create_deep_agent(..) agent = agent.with_config({ 'recursion_limit': 100 }) ``` Closes langchain-ai#1698

…-ai#2224) ## Summary - **Monthly schedule**: change both entries from `weekly` to `monthly` to reduce PR noise while keeping dependencies current - **Update-type split**: replace single wildcard groups with `minor-and-patch` / `major` split so breaking updates arrive in a separate PR from safe updates - **Missing directories**: add 4 uv entries that had `pyproject.toml` + `uv.lock` but were absent from dependabot config: - `libs/partners/modal` - `libs/partners/quickjs` - `libs/partners/runloop` - `examples/nvidia_deep_agent` ## Test plan - [x] Verify dependabot creates PRs at monthly cadence after merge - [x] Confirm major-version updates arrive in a separate PR from minor/patch updates - [x] Confirm the 4 newly added directories start receiving dependency update PRs

…ai#2230) The `generate_radar.py` script was adding `unit_test` back to the radar chart despite `categories.json` excluding it from `radar_categories`. The script collects all categories present in result scores, then appends any not already in the ordered list — treating `unit_test` as an "unknown" category rather than a known-excluded one. ## Changes - Filter known-excluded categories (those in `ALL_CATEGORIES` but not `EVAL_CATEGORIES`) from the fallback append in `generate_radar.py:main()`, so `unit_test` scores no longer sneak onto the radar chart

…gchain-ai#2231) `@pytest.mark.langsmith` auto-captures test fixture values as LangSmith dataset inputs via `inspect.signature.bind_partial()`. When a test takes `model: BaseChatModel`, this serializes the full Pydantic model config into the dataset example. Tests that call `run_agent()` (from `tests.evals.utils`) as their first action are protected because `run_agent()` calls `t.log_inputs()` internally, replacing the auto-captured blob. Two test suites were vulnerable: tau2 (multi-turn loop calls `run_agent()` per turn but never set test-level inputs) and memory_agent_bench (can `pytest.skip()` before `run_agent()` ever runs). ## Changes - Add `_log_clean_inputs()` helper to memory_agent_bench that calls `t.log_inputs()` with a clean `config` + `model` name dict, wrapped in `contextlib.suppress(Exception)` since these tests can run without LangSmith - Call `_log_clean_inputs()` at the top of `test_conflict_resolution`, `test_time_learning`, and `test_memory_agent_bench_ci` — before `_require_memory_agent_bench_dependencies()` and the `pytest.skip()` on empty samples - Add `t.log_inputs()` twice in `test_tau2_airline`: once before `run_multi_turn()` (safety net if it raises) and once after (overrides per-turn inputs from `run_agent()` with test-level `task_id` + `model`)

Remove duplicate model coverage from `set1` in the eval/harbor model registry. GLM-5 and MiniMax-M2.5 were each represented twice in `set1` — once via Baseten and once via Ollama. Since the Baseten-hosted variants already cover these models, the Ollama entries are redundant and waste CI minutes.

…-ai#2234) Add a `generate_model_groups.py` script that reads the canonical model registry in `.github/scripts/models.py` and renders a human-readable `MODEL_GROUPS.md` listing every eval preset and its member models. This gives contributors a quick reference for which models belong to which eval groups without digging through the registry code.

…angchain-ai#2235) When a tau2-airline eval task fails the DB state check, the only signal was a log line showing two truncated hashes — useless for diagnosing *what* diverged. Add a structured diff so failures surface the actual vs. expected field-level discrepancies directly in the log output. ## Changes - Add `_diff_db` helper that recursively walks two `FlightDB.model_dump()` trees and collects human-readable per-field diffs (extra keys, missing keys, value mismatches, list length differences) - `check_db_state` now calls `_diff_db` on mismatch and logs up to 30 diff lines, with a truncation notice if there are more

…angchain-ai#2223) ## Summary - Add top-level `permissions: contents: read` to three workflow files that were missing it (`auto-label-by-package.yml`, `_benchmark.yml`, `release-please.yml`), preventing GITHUB_TOKEN from inheriting broad org/repo defaults - SHA-pin all 6 unpinned third-party actions to protect against tag-hijacking supply chain attacks: - `pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish@release/v1` → `ed0c5393` (release.yml ×2) - `googleapis/release-please-action@v4` → `c3fc4de0` (release-please.yml) - `astral-sh/setup-uv@v7` → `94527f2e` (release-please.yml) - `dorny/paths-filter@v4` → `fbd0ab8f` (ci.yml) - `CodSpeedHQ/action@v4` → `dfaf2584` (_benchmark.yml) ## Test plan - [x] Verify CI passes on this PR - [x] Confirm `_benchmark.yml` reusable workflow still functions when called from `ci.yml` - [x] Confirm `release-please.yml` jobs still have correct effective permissions (job-level declarations are unchanged) - [x] Confirm PyPI publish jobs in `release.yml` still work with the SHA-pinned action

…ain-ai#2236) Prewarm the markdown rendering stack (`markdown_it`, `pygments`, Textual's `Markdown` widget) during app startup so the first `SkillMessage` expand is instant instead of eating ~170 ms of cold-import time. The `SkillMessage` widget also now renders its markdown body at most once — subsequent expand/collapse toggles just flip `display` visibility, skipping redundant parse + highlight work. ## Changes - Add `markdown_it`, `pygments`, and `textual.widgets.Markdown` to `_prewarm_deferred_imports` in `app.py`, including a warm instantiation of the Python lexer to seed Pygments' internal cache - Gate `SkillMessage._update_body_display` behind a `_md_rendered` flag so `Markdown.update(body)` is called only on the first expand — re-collapses and re-expands toggle `display` without re-parsing

…ai#2237) The `write_file` and `edit_file` approval widgets displayed file path information inconsistently — `write_file` used an unstyled plain-text header while `edit_file` had a styled `File:` header with `+N -M` diff stats. This PR: - Extracts a shared `_file_header()` helper that renders a styled `File: <path> +N -M` header consistently across both widgets - Removes the redundant file path / line-count from the agent's plain-text description strings (it was duplicating what the widget already shows) - Promotes `_format_stats()` and `_count_diff_stats()` from `EditFileApprovalWidget` static methods to module-level functions for reuse <details> <summary><code>write_file</code> — before</summary> <img width="457" height="338" alt="before_write" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f106946f-ae96-498c-b142-eae6d252e0f9" /> </details> <details> <summary><code>write_file</code> — after</summary> <img width="454" height="301" alt="after_write" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/60e17f4d-f662-4969-b4d6-d8eb8512aa98" /> </details> <details> <summary><code>edit_file</code> — before</summary> <img width="471" height="511" alt="before_edit" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/062057a3-731b-4fa5-b2e6-14dfff08c416" /> </details> <details> <summary><code>edit_file</code> — after</summary> <img width="473" height="500" alt="after_edit" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6b24b973-5c04-488b-8b5f-4000a5f71089" /> </details>

) Fix a race condition where session stats from the active agent turn are lost when the user exits mid-turn (e.g., `Ctrl+D` during a pending tool call). Previously, `execute_task_textual` created `SessionStats` internally and returned it — but if the worker was cancelled before returning, the stats were silently dropped. Now the caller owns the stats object from the start.

Introduce dedicated semantic color tokens for skill and tool-call widgets, replacing hardcoded hex values and the overloaded `$panel`/`$secondary`/`$warning` references. Skills get a purple accent and tools get amber — both with distinct hover variants. The unused `primary_dev` / `LC_ORANGE` color pair is removed since the dev-install banner now reuses the `tool` token.

…n-ai#2243) Remove the manual `cursor_blink` toggle from `ChatTextArea.set_app_focus`. The `_app_has_focus` flag and the explicit `cursor_blink = has_focus` assignment are no longer needed — Textual handles cursor blink state natively when focus changes. The method still resets `_backslash_pending_time` and re-focuses the widget when the app regains focus.

…angchain-ai#2244) Re: langchain-ai#2241 `_scaffold_workspace` passed absolute resolved paths (`Path.resolve()`) as graph and checkpointer refs in the generated `langgraph.json`. On Windows, `importlib.import_module()` receives a backslash path like `C:\Users\...\server_graph` and raises `ModuleNotFoundError`. Since the server subprocess already runs with `cwd=work_dir`, relative `./` refs resolve correctly on all platforms.

…ata (langchain-ai#2248)

Add snapshot of tool descriptions

…2530) Add an advisory CI workflow that catches stale partner dependency bounds on SDK release PRs. When bumping the `deepagents` version (e.g., `0.5.0` → `0.6.0`), partner packages like `langchain-daytona` may still declare `deepagents>=0.5.0,<0.6.0` — excluding the new release. The workflow posts an idempotent warning comment listing affected partners and a suggested fix, following the same marker-based comment pattern as `check_sdk_pin.yml`.

Onboard `langchain-quickjs` to the release-please pipeline so it gets automated versioning, changelogs, and PyPI publishing alongside the SDK and CLI packages. The package was previously released manually; this brings it in line with the existing release infrastructure.

Onboard `langchain-repl` to the release-please pipeline so it gets automated versioning, changelogs, and PyPI publishing alongside the SDK and CLI packages. The package was previously released manually; this brings it in line with the existing release infrastructure.

) Release notes previously dropped internal contributors (org members) entirely — only external community contributors were listed. This adds a separate "Internal maintainers" section so org members who contributed to a release get credited too.

) Release PRs created by release-please were never getting package labels (e.g., `repl`, `quickjs`, `deepagents`) because release-please uses `GITHUB_TOKEN`, and GitHub doesn't fire `pull_request_target` events for PRs created by that token. This also affected all other packages whose release-please component names (like `langchain-repl`, `deepagents-acp`) had no `scopeToLabel` mapping. ## Changes - Add `labelPR()` to `pr-labeler.js` — a reusable function that applies title-based, file-based, and size labels to a given PR number, composing the existing `matchTitleLabels`, `matchFileLabels`, and `computeSize` helpers - Call `labelPR()` from a new step in `release-please.yml` after checkout, with `continue-on-error: true` so labeling failures never block release detection or downstream publish jobs - Add missing `scopeToLabel` entries for all release-please component names: `deepagents-acp`, `langchain-daytona`, `langchain-modal`, `langchain-quickjs`, `langchain-repl`, `langchain-runloop` - Add missing `fileRules` for `libs/partners/quickjs/` and `libs/repl/` so file-based labeling works for those packages

…angchain-ai#2490)

…hain-ai#2540) The `--openrouter-provider` workflow input was being injected into `PYTEST_ADDOPTS` for every matrix entry, including non-OpenRouter models like `baseten:` and `ollama:`. Those models hit the conftest `ValueError` guard and scored 0 across all categories, producing a combined radar chart that only showed the one OpenRouter model that actually ran.

- Replaces the base prompt's broad ambiguity rule with a tighter "minimum useful followup" instruction - Adds short shared clarification policy block for defaults, constraint handling, higher-value followups, and monitoring semantics

Following langchain-ai#2541

> [!CAUTION] > Merging this PR will automatically publish to **PyPI** and create a **GitHub release**. For the full release process, see [`.github/RELEASING.md`](https://github.com/langchain-ai/deepagents/blob/main/.github/RELEASING.md). --- _Everything below this line will be the GitHub release body._ --- ## [0.5.1](langchain-ai/deepagents@deepagents==0.5.0...deepagents==0.5.1) (2026-04-07) ### Features * **sdk:** `BASE_AGENT_PROMPT` tweaks ([langchain-ai#2541](langchain-ai#2541)) ([812eef1](langchain-ai@812eef1)) * **sdk:** add `artifacts_root` to `CompositeBackend` and middleware ([langchain-ai#2490](langchain-ai#2490)) ([753ee56](langchain-ai@753ee56)) ### Bug Fixes * **sdk:** updates for multimodal ([langchain-ai#2514](langchain-ai#2514)) ([a2edf3e](langchain-ai@a2edf3e)) --- _Everything above this line will be the GitHub release body._ --- > [!NOTE] > A **New Contributors** section is appended to the GitHub release notes automatically at publish time (see [Release Pipeline](https://github.com/langchain-ai/deepagents/blob/main/.github/RELEASING.md#release-pipeline), step 2). --------- Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

…ai#2544) Post per-model eval results to each matrix job's summary as it completes, rather than waiting for the aggregate job (which blocks on all matrix jobs). Gives progressive visibility into eval runs — useful when slower models are still in-flight.

Add light and dark theme support to the eval radar charts. The renderer gets a full visual redesign — themed backgrounds, styled grid/spines, score annotation pills with background boxes, a staggered radial layout for multi-model overlap, and a `langchain-ai/deep-agents` watermark. Both variants are generated on every CI run and served via `<picture>` + `prefers-color-scheme` so GitHub auto-selects the right one for the reader's theme.

## Summary - Updates vendored airline `tasks.json` to tau3, which fixes bugs in the original tau2 task definitions - Updates source attribution in docstrings and LICENSE ## Why The [τ³-bench release notes](https://github.com/sierra-research/tau2-bench/blob/dev/tau3/CHANGELOG.md) document 27 airline task fixes — incorrect expected actions, wrong argument values, ambiguous user instructions, and impossible constraints. All 15 of our evaluated tasks were affected. This PR updates `tasks.json` to the corrected upstream version so the eval grades against correct ground truth. No code changes were needed. `db.json` and `policy.md` are unchanged between τ² and τ³, and the evaluation code is compatible with the new task data. ## Source [`sierra-research/tau2-bench` `dev/tau3` branch](https://github.com/sierra-research/tau2-bench/tree/dev/tau3), specifically the [CHANGELOG](https://github.com/sierra-research/tau2-bench/blob/dev/tau3/CHANGELOG.md) "Airline task fixes" section. --------- Co-authored-by: Mason Daugherty <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Mason Daugherty <[email protected]>

Process for selecting the tag of a given eval: - baseline: ~53 tests (passed on all 3 frontier models) - hillclimb: ~34 tests (failed on at least 1 frontier model) Took a recent run of all the evals and aggregated the data as shown above. --------- Co-authored-by: Mason Daugherty <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Mason Daugherty <[email protected]>

improve prompt, handle some edge cases; this seems to max out our simple tool usage eval

…i#2454) Add automated LLM analysis of eval failures in CI. When evals fail, it's often unclear *why* from raw pass/fail counts — this surfaces per-failure root-cause explanations directly in the GitHub Actions summary, with zero overhead on passing runs. ## Changes - Capture per-test failure details (`test_name`, `category`, truncated `failure_message`) in `pytest_reporter.py` into the `evals_report.json` `failures` list — only populated on failures, with a 30k-char truncation limit to stay within LLM context - Add `analyze_eval_failures.py` script that reads failures from the report, fans out to an LLM via `asyncio.gather`, and writes results to both `failure_analysis.json` artifact and `$GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY` - Wire two new `workflow_dispatch` inputs in `evals.yml`: `analyze_failures` boolean toggle (default on) and `analysis_model` dropdown to select the analysis LLM (defaults to `anthropic:claude-haiku-4-5-20251001`) --------- Co-authored-by: Mason Daugherty <[email protected]>

…gchain-ai#2550) Clean up the eval CI summary rendering: per-model results were full-width vertical tables that dominated the page. Now they're compact horizontal tables inside collapsed `<details>` toggles, radar charts are constrained to 500px, and the aggregate section has a frontmatter callout clarifying these are the final results. Also hardens the inline Python against unclosed `<details>` tags and malformed `experiment_links` entries.

…i#2553) Surface the `analyze_failures` and `analysis_model` inputs in the "📝 Log dispatch inputs" step summary so operators can see at a glance whether LLM failure analysis is active and which model is being used. Only shown when enabled — no noise when off.

…n-ai#2555) Add a startup warning when `TAVILY_API_KEY` is not set, alerting users that web search is unavailable. Also introduce a `/notifications` slash command with a modal settings screen so users can toggle individual startup warnings on or off without hand-editing `config.toml`. ## Changes - Add `tavily` to `check_optional_tools` — checks `settings.has_tavily` and the `[warnings].suppress` config, matching the existing `ripgrep` pattern - Add `NotificationSettingsScreen` modal with per-warning checkboxes that persist immediately to `~/.deepagents/config.toml` via `suppress_warning`/`unsuppress_warning` - Add `unsuppress_warning()` in `model_config.py` as the inverse of `suppress_warning`, with the same atomic temp-file write strategy - Split the old `_RIPGREP_SUPPRESS_HINT` into `_SUPPRESS_HINT_TUI` (points to `/notifications`) and `_SUPPRESS_HINT_CLI` (shows `config.toml` snippet with a `<key>` placeholder), and add Tavily-specific formatting for both output modes - Harden `suppress_warning` and `unsuppress_warning` against `[warnings].suppress` not being a list

Add an early credential check in `create_model()` so users get an actionable error at startup — naming the exact env var to set — instead of an opaque auth failure on the first LLM call. Providers that support implicit auth (e.g., Vertex AI's ADC) are excluded via the new `IMPLICIT_AUTH_PROVIDERS` set.

…m-merge-deepagents

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fix(infra): pre-commit hook target new Makefile path (langchain-ai#…

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…2206) This was missed following langchain-ai#2172

chore(evals): switch nemotron from openrouter to baseten (langchain-a…

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chore(evals): switch minimax 2.7 from openrouter to ollama (langchain…

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chore(evals): switch nemotron 3 to ollama (langchain-ai#2226)

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chore(infra): harden security comments (langchain-ai#2232)

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feat(sdk): evict large HumanMessages (langchain-ai#2183)

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chore(sdk): add snapshot of tool descriptions (langchain-ai#2252)

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Add snapshot of tool descriptions

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ci: rename release (langchain-ai#2533)

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chore: update CODEOWNERS (langchain-ai#2535)

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chore(repl): regen snapshots (langchain-ai#2542)

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Following langchain-ai#2541

docs(sdk): changelog nit (langchain-ai#2543)

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chore(evals): add nemotron back to open (langchain-ai#2545)

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chore(repl): improve system prompt (langchain-ai#2549)

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improve prompt, handle some edge cases; this seems to max out our simple tool usage eval

chore(evals): turn off eval llm analysis by default (langchain-ai#2551)

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chore: restore iAiFy CODEOWNERS and dependabot.yml after -X theirs merge

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chore: regenerate uv.lock across 6 sub-projects after upstream merge

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