Summary
The `databricks genie ask` command is now stable (promoted from experimental), enabling practitioners to ask natural-language questions about their data directly from the CLI. Multiple reliability and usability improvements ship, including auth profile validation timeouts, fixes for GCS-backed UC Volumes deletion, bundle validation for sql_warehouse configurations, opt-in spark_python_task file downloads in bundle generation, and instance_pools resource support in Declarative Automation Bundles.
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