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A fact-check of the AI tools pages against the source turned up several claims that no longer hold. This corrects them in both the English and Chinese trees.

Tool surface

  • Remove the five order tools from the DEX table. They were removed from the gateway and no longer resolve.
  • Add a note on both install pages that the npm release trails main, so npx does not yet provide the node lifecycle tools or the RFQ swap flow. The pages previously documented tools that the documented install cannot supply.

Risk limits

The KaleidoAgent pages described the risk limits as checked before every swap. Only dry_run is enforced in code; the remaining four are passed to the model as operating rules. The tables are now split so readers size them correctly, and the FAQ no longer presents them as independent controls. The troubleshooting entry attributing a stop to a limit tripping has been rewritten, since that cause cannot occur.

Licensing and dates

  • The architecture page said the AI tooling is MIT. It is Apache 2.0, while the apps and SDK are MIT.
  • The FAQ claim that every repository is public now notes that the per-wallet servers do not yet carry a licence file.
  • Desktop 0.5.0 is dated 10 July 2026, matching the changelog. The previous date was the hackathon pre-release.

Verification

Component tag balance is unchanged from main, and every edited table has a uniform column count.

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Brings the AI tools pages back in line with the source, in both the
English and Chinese trees.

- Remove the five order tools from the DEX table; they no longer exist
- Note that the npm release trails main, so npx does not yet provide the
  node lifecycle tools or the RFQ swap flow
- Separate the risk limits that are enforced in code from those passed
  to the model as operating rules, so readers size them correctly
- Drop the troubleshooting cause that cannot occur
- Correct licensing: Apache 2.0 for the AI tooling, MIT for the apps,
  and flag the per-wallet servers as source-available until they carry
  a licence file
- Correct the Desktop 0.5.0 release date to 10 July 2026

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Superseded by #39, which includes this commit.

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