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[Release] langchain-ai/langchain langchain-core==1.3.0a1: langchain-core==1.3.0a1
langchain-core version 1.3.0a1 is an alpha release featuring performance improvements, security hardening, and bug fixes. Key updates include reduced streaming metadata overhead, enhanced anti-SSRF protections, improved token counting with multimodal support, and numerous stability fixes across serialization, tool handling, and model integrations. The release represents incremental improvements building on the 1.2.x series with focus on reliability and developer experience.
- Performance optimization: Reduced streaming metadata overhead to improve throughput and reduce memory consumption
- Security hardening: Enhanced anti-SSRF protections and added security warnings for deserialization best practices
- Multimodal token counting: Added support for counting tokens from multimodal messages and tool schemas in `count_tokens_approximately`
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