Cupcake integrates via execution hooks, intercepting agent actions before they run. This lets you block dangerous commands, modify inputs, or inject context, all without consuming model tokens. (Fun fact: our team created the original Hooks feature request for Claude Code)

Missed the new announcement from EQTY Lab at @RSAConference ? As a top 10 finalist in the #InnovationSandbox, founder Jonathan Dotan presented the Guardian, a new solution to govern AI agents. Check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=OdwHlxIa…

Since @RiscZero’s zkVM runs verifiable computation, you’ll get an execution receipt alongside the Python program outputs. Hop over to our web verifier to check the receipt: risc0.verify.eqtylab.io

Following the release of our @RiscZero Verifier from yesterday, we are open sourcing another tool we built internally, this time for running Python code in the zkVM: github.com/eqtylab/pyzero

.@RiscZero receipts include data that the program committed to, but the format is specific to the program being proven so it can’t be generically parsed. So we added a parser interface that any program author can implement to construct a human readable statement.

We’re fans of @RiscZero which allows code to be run verifiably. Instead of trusting a cloud provider, a zkVM provides cryptographic proof to prevent tampering during execution. We’re excited to release an open source web verifier that allows anyone to verify execution receipts.

ClimateGPT is the first task-specific ensemble of AI models dedicated to addressing climate change impact. We’re excited to be a partner in training these models via the Endowment for Climate Intelligence (ECI), which is making them publicly available today via @huggingface 🧵

EQTY Lab designs transparent and accountable tools for Responsible AI. We're excited to announce our first tool on @HuggingFace: the AI Lineage Explorer — a solution that quickly visualizes the provenance of your models. AI Integrity begins here. 🧵