Beyond the Panic: Hardening the Rust SDK

TL;DR Engineering is often the art of managing the "unhappy path." This week was a testament to that philosophy. With 74 commits, 2 PRs, 3 issues, and 3 reviews across 5 repositories, the focus shifted from building new features to fortifying the foundations. The headline? A concerted effort to purge unwrap() and panic calls from our Rust SDKs in favor of robust, Result -based error handling. The Work: Velocity in the Engine Room The bulk of the week's momentum was concentrated in the Python ecosystem, specifically within p2pCalc and AgentPay . These two repositories accounted for 54 of the week's 74 commits, representing a high-velocity push in our core logic layers. p2pCalc & AgentPay In p2pCalc (32 commits), we focused on the computational integrity of our peer-to-peer logic. While the additions and deletions were kept internal to the commit history, the sheer volume of activity suggests a deep dive into the algorithmic core. Parallel to this, AgentPay (22 commits) saw significant m