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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
anthropic	>=1,<2 → >=2,<3

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Release Notes

anthropics/anthropic-sdk-python (anthropic)

v2.1.0

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Features

• api: add enforcement status, actions and filter to user profiles

v2.0.0

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⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

• api: add support for new API version 2026-10-21

Features

• api: add a workspace_id filter and the usage_tier scope type to list spend limits
• api: add support for new API version 2026-10-21

Documentation

• api: remove outdated system role note from messages description

v1.17.0

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Features

• api: add org webhook endpoints and user profile enforcement events
• api: add RBAC Group owner-access error codes to the Admin API
• api: document the unsupported_charset error code for plugin uploads

Bug Fixes

• bedrock: keep a workspace ID set in default_headers on the Bedrock and Mantle clients
• google-cloud: keep workspace and user profile IDs set in default_headers

Chores

• ci: run the changelog check on a standard runner

v1.16.0

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Features

• api: add data_refreshed_at and has_more to analytics report pages
• api: add workspace rate-limit updates to the Admin API
• api: make User Profiles generally available
• client: yield server-sent events with unrecognized event names
• google-cloud: use the v1 endpoints and add the organization endpoint

Chores

• ci: skip the changelog check on draft pull requests
• docs: add credential expiry descriptions to the Managed Agents API reference
• docs: add Messages API request descriptions
• docs: correct plugin manifest_version and reach descriptions
• docs: improve Managed Agents memory store descriptions
• docs: improve Managed Agents vault and credential descriptions

v1.15.0

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Features

• api: add between_tools to thinking types in model capabilities
• api: add the speed parameter and usage.speed to Messages
• api: return a Console organization's usage-tier spend cap as a read-only spend limit

Chores

• ci: speed up breaking change detection
• docs: describe headers on Managed Agents and telemetry endpoints
• internal: simplify the script that formats code blocks in docs
• tests: cover OpenTelemetry options and method default timeouts

Documentation

• api: note that some models need a beta header to use speed

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