[IT] Revolut Pro asking for proof of professional activity + screenshots of client conversations - is this normal?

Hi everyone,
I recently opened a Revolut Pro account for my professional activity (I’m a photographer). Suddenly, they blocked my withdrawals and are asking for proof of my professional activity.

What’s weird is that they’re even asking for screenshots of my conversations with clients as proof. This seems unusual to me.

Screenshots of conversations aren’t mentioned anywhere officially. Should I refuse to send them due to client privacy concerns?

Any advice would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance.

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u/Westhills22 — 3 days ago

Infomaniak mail app on MacOs won't remember window size and column widths - anyone else?

I've been using the infomaniak mail app on Mac and there's this annoying thing that's driving me crazy. Every single time i close the app and reopen it, the window goes back to some tiny default size and all the column widths reset to super narrow. 

like i have a 24" screen and the mail window opens in this little box that's maybe 1/4 of the screen, and the subject column is so narrow i can barely read anything. i resize everything, drag the columns to where they make sense, close the app... and next time i open it, boom, back to square one.

is this a known bug? Am i missing some obvious setting somewhere? I've looked through preferences but didn't find anything about saving window state or column layout.

Using whatever the latest version is, on macOS. the webmail is fine but i prefer the desktop app for notifications. this is kinda the one thing keeping me from fully switching to it.

cheers

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u/Westhills22 — 4 days ago

I built a DSL that compiles .aflow files to MCP tools - honest feedback wanted

Same project as my r/ClaudeCode post, but asking the MCP community specifically.

AgentFlow DSL: write a .aflow file describing multi-agent workflows, it auto-registers as an MCP tool. The MCP server scans a directory for .aflow files and exposes each workflow as a tool in Claude Code.

`{`

  `"mcpServers": {`

`"agentflow": {`

`"command": "npx",`

`"args": ["-y", "--package=@anhonestboy/agentflow", "agentflow-mcp"],`

`"env": { "AGENTFLOW_WORKFLOWS_DIR": "./workflows" }`

`}`

  `}`

`}`

**My MCP-specific questions:**

  1. Is a declarative DSL the right abstraction layer above MCP, or should composition stay in code?
  2. Does the MCP ecosystem need a "docker-compose for agents" or are the existing patterns (SDK + code) sufficient?
  3. If you were building this, what would you do differently?

Repo: https://github.com/anhonestboy/agentflow

I'm a photographer, not a professional developer. Tear it apart.

u/Westhills22 — 4 days ago
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I built a DSL that compiles .aflow files to MCP tools - honest feedback wanted

Same project as my r/ClaudeCode post, but asking the MCP community specifically.

AgentFlow DSL: write a .aflow file describing multi-agent workflows, it auto-registers as an MCP tool. The MCP server scans a directory for .aflow files and exposes each workflow as a tool in Claude Code.

{

  "mcpServers": {

"agentflow": {

"command": "npx",

"args": ["-y", "--package=@anhonestboy/agentflow", "agentflow-mcp"],

"env": { "AGENTFLOW_WORKFLOWS_DIR": "./workflows" }

}

  }

}

My MCP-specific questions:

  1. Is a declarative DSL the right abstraction layer above MCP, or should composition stay in code?

  2. Does the MCP ecosystem need a "docker-compose for agents" or are the existing patterns (SDK + code) sufficient?

  3. If you were building this, what would you do differently?

Repo: https://github.com/anhonestboy/agentflow

I'm a photographer, not a professional developer. Tear it apart.

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u/Westhills22 — 5 days ago