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Automated weekly dependency update via python scripts/update-matrix-latest.py && uv lock --upgrade.

⚠️ Provider SDK packages changed. A human needs to re-record cassettes locally before merging.

Summary by Sourcery

Update the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to the latest supported package releases.

Enhancements:

• Refresh the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to current releases across provider SDKs, agent frameworks, integrations, and supporting tooling.

Tests:

• Update dependency resolution metadata for the expanded package versions; provider integration cassettes require re-recording against the new SDK releases.

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Reviewer's Guide

Automates the weekly dependency refresh by updating the matrix's latest package pins across provider integrations and regenerating py/uv.lock; review should focus on compatibility with the new SDK major versions and require re-recorded cassettes before merge.

Flow diagram for the weekly dependency refresh

flowchart LR
    A[Run update-matrix-latest.py] --> B[Update latest provider pins]
    B --> C[Run uv lock --upgrade]
    C --> D[Regenerate py/uv.lock]
    D --> E[Re-record provider cassettes]
    E --> F[Review compatibility and merge]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Refreshes the dependency matrix's latest provider and test package versions while preserving historical compatibility entries.	Raises latest pins for provider SDKs and integrations including OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, Agents, LiteLLM, Agno, Google, Pydantic AI, and others. Updates the pytest matrix version and several supporting framework/package pins. Regenerates the lockfile with uv lock --upgrade, producing broad transitive dependency changes. Requires local cassette re-recording and validation because provider SDK behavior and serialized responses may have changed.	py/pyproject.toml py/uv.lock

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