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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #15203 · Oct 7

#python#agents#ai#framework#llm#openai#python The OpenAI Agents SDK is a Python framework that lets you easily build and connect AI agents—smart programs that can talk, use tools, and work together to solve tasks[2][3]. You can turn any Python function into a tool an agent can use, set up safety checks to control what agents do, and automatically pass tasks between different agents when needed[2][4]. The SDK manages conversation history for you, so agents remember past interactions, and it includes tools to track and debug how agents make decisions[2]. This makes it simple to create reliable, customizable AI helpers for things like customer support, research, or automation, with clear oversight and fast development. https://github.com/openai/openai-agents-python

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@CryptoM · Post #65305 · 04/12/2026, 06:10 PM

🚀 CMDSS Employee Accused of Misappropriating $46 Million in Seized Digital Assets A federal indictment has been filed against John Daghita, an employee of CMDSS, accusing him of transferring approximately $46 million in seized digital assets from U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) wallets to wallets under his control. According to NS3.AI, Daghita was apprehended by French Gendarmerie officers on March 4 in Saint Martin. Prosecutors allege that these unauthorized transfers took place in December and January. The case has reignited concerns previously raised by the Department of Justice (DOJ) inspector general and industry participants regarding the vulnerabilities in the USMS's crypto custody controls, procurement processes, and audit systems. These issues highlight the need for improved security measures and oversight in handling digital assets. #CMDSS#JohnDaghita#USMS#digitalassets#crypto#seizedassets#fraud#misappropriation#federalindictment#FrenchGendarmerie#NS3AI#DOJ#cryptosecurity#vulnerabilities#audit#procurement#oversight