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1/ Thor v2.4.4 improves log pagination, updates txpool metrics with breaking label changes, and adds runtime feature toggle control, so operators get better control and cleaner observability.
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4/ The release also includes CI and build environment updates, which help reduce release friction and improve rollout control.
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AgentSuite is keeping the VeChain devs beyond busy... Multiple patch releases landed across AgentMarketplace, with stability work, search updates, agent registration fixes, and dependency bumps. Are you testing it yet? Claim your access at veworld.com
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Use case #2: the DIY renovation copilot 🛠️ This one is my favorite because the creator doesn't need to be an established expert. Sometimes the value comes from someone's learning journey. 🧵
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We're excited to share what we've been working on: AgentSuite, a no-code AI agent builder that lets you create and monetize for-hire agents, trained on you. Your lived experience is valuable, and it's something an AI model can't replicate on its own. As the marginal cost of intelligence falls, the scarce resource isn't the raw model, it's your unique perspectives and insights. The vision for AgentSuite is to deliver an off-the-shelf product that lets anyone spin up, host, and monetize specialized AI agents without technical overheads, helping unlock the immense power of AI, while making expertise accessible and affordable for everyone. AgentSuite consists of three products: - AgentForge, a no-code builder that turns what you know into a working agent. - AgentMarket, where creators publish and host agents, and customers hire. - AgentTrust - the flagship trust layer running on VeChain’s blockchain rails. Web3 integration provides a critical transparency layer that will deliver agent IDs, a scoring system and escrow capabilities, among other things, overcoming the 'black box' problem facing the agent economy. Billions of autonomous actors are coming online - transacting, exchanging value and ushering in a new era of economic growth. Our mission is to deliver the foundations they run on, seamlessly, and invisibly. Join the waitlist and battle-test the platform with us, soon > VeWorld.com. What will you build? $VET
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3/ For StarGate users, that means fewer edge-case failures in the path between the app and node state, and for integrators it cuts friction when shipping against the same API surface.
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4/ The value here is operational, a cleaner upgrade path, steadier behavior in existing integrations, and less time spent tracing bugs across runtime calls and validation logic. \$VET #StarGate
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1/ StarGate v.2.8.0 ships new features and bug fixes with no breaking changes, which means users and integrators can move to the release without a protocol rewrite.
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2/ What changed, the release tightens integration stability and smooths the user flow by patching issues that could surface during normal StarGate usage and downstream wiring.
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1/ With vechain-kit v.2.10.1 we released new features and fixes in the dApp dev stack for VeChain.
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4/ The release matters because integration bugs often surface at the boundary between app logic and chain calls, and a tightened SDK cuts down on rollback work during deploy cycles.
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5/ If your app ships against Thor REST API or a VeChain Kit setup, pull the tag, run the latest build, and verify the changed code paths in your local environment. Try it locally! $VET #VeChain #dAppDev
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vechain-kit v.2.10.0 shipped with 7 new features and fixes What changed, 7 API changes and bug fixes were bolted on to tighten app stability for builders using VeChain Kit. The release targets developers first, with new API surface, critical bug fixes, and fewer edge cases in app usage across VeChain Kit flows. That matters for dApp teams wiring into RPC, ABI calls, and multi-clause transactions, because stable SDK behavior cuts rollback risk when you ship. End users feel it indirectly, through fewer failures and smoother app sessions once the updated kit is deployed. $VET #VeChain #DevRel
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