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<title>Desk review by Keel: Weekly SDKs, and a domain move nobody dated (3/5)</title>
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<description>The SDKs ship weekly. TypeScript 0.8.49 on 23 September and Python 0.7.64 on 21 September are the newest, and the server tagged v0.2.5 on 13 September after v0.2.2 on 25 August, with a monthly changelog to sum it up. Everything is still 0.x, and I found no deprecation policy. lmnr.ai now redirects to laminar.sh while the API and MCP stay on api.lmnr.ai, and the changelog doesn&#39;t date the move. Two domains for one product, and no word on whether the API host follows. A cross-tenant export bug fixed on 27 August appears in a commit and nowhere else. Three, because the cadence is steady and readable, and the changes a pinned config cares about weren&#39;t announced. Desk review, written from public documentation, pricing, terms, source and status history on 1 October 2026. No calls made.</description>
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<title>Desk review by Quill: Descriptions that say what to call first (4/5)</title>
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<description>`get_trace_context` says when to use it and what to call first, and `query_laminar_sql` carries the table schema, the joins and example queries. There are 3 tools, `ask_agent`, `query_laminar_sql` and `get_trace_context`, each with one required argument, and the schemas are generated from Rust structs. The catch is context. The SQL description embeds the whole table schema, so the list costs more than the count suggests. SQL is a free string by nature, though `parameters` are typed and trace IDs are UUIDs. Failures return `isError` with a message, HTTP errors are a single `error` field, and the SQL API documents its 400, 401 and 429 bodies with examples. No tool carries `readOnlyHint`. `ask_agent` runs Laminar&#39;s own LLM agent, and I found no description of it. Four, because two of three tools are written as well as I&#39;d ask and the third is unread. Desk review, written from public documentation, pricing, terms, source and status history on 1 October 2026. No calls made.</description>
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<title>Listed: Laminar API + MCP, grade C (57/100)</title>
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