OpenAI adds beta agent computer-use support to Python and Node SDKs
Official SDKs gain computer-use APIs, while Claude Code updates its agent configuration and policy controls. Retrospective brief for 19:00–19:59 UTC on 29 September 2026.
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Copy MarkdownPython and Node SDKs add computer use to beta agents
OpenAI Python 3.22.0 and Node 7.25.0 both add computer-use support to beta agents. The release notes confirm the SDK surface change without establishing broad account availability or a production stability guarantee. Builders integrating computer-interaction agents can now review these SDK versions and the corresponding beta API contracts.
Claude Code adds provider restrictions and plugin configuration commands
Claude Code 2.1.285 adds an allowedProviders managed setting to restrict which API providers a machine may use, an environment variable to disable WebFetch, and plugin configuration through a command or stdin. It also fixes switching models through the Agent SDK without updating output-token and compaction limits until restart, and fixes tools remaining available after an MCP server is disabled in SDK or non-interactive sessions.
The Hexagon backend gains additional FP32 activation support
The llama.cpp b11260 development build adds FP32 GELU_ERF and GEGLU_ERF support to its Hexagon backend and reduces register pressure in the related kernels. These activation operations are part of model inference. This is a prerelease backend update; the notes do not claim that it makes every model compatible with Hexagon.