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Slimmer Installs and Tidier Auth

If you only run your own custom handlers, you don’t need Bindu to drag in agno, langchain, langgraph, ollama, and duckduckgo-search every time you pip install. This release moves all of those into an optional [agents] extra. The base install is now noticeably smaller; the example agents still work — you just opt in. Also: a small auth-config cleanup. /agent/negotiation is now correctly a public endpoint, and several routes that never should have been on the auth-bypass list were removed.

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What Changed

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Optional Agent Frameworks

The heavy agent SDKs are now off the default install path: 
# Minimal — core Bindu only, for custom handlers
uv pip install bindu

# With the example-agent stack
uv pip install bindu[agents]

# Dev install
uv pip install -e ".[agents]"
The [agents] extra covers agno, langchain, langgraph, ollama, and duckduckgo-search. Blockchain and payment dependencies (x402, web3) are still in the base install — they’re considered core.

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Public Endpoints Cleanup

/agent/negotiation joined the public endpoints list (it never needed auth and was previously gated). Static file routes and a few other paths were removed from the auth bypass list where they had no business sitting. The middleware config is now easier to audit.

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Migration

No breaking changes. Existing installs keep working. If you use agno, langchain, langgraph, or ollama from your handler code, switch your dependency to bindu[agents] so the imports keep resolving. If you only call your own framework, the base install is enough.

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Release Process

The release workflow now uses week-based CalVer (YYYY.W.D). The create-release skill was updated to match.