Changelog

New features, improvements, and important fixes in AgentConnect.

All releases on GitHub ↗

August 2026

  1. v1.47.1

    Managed Cloud onboarding now finishes as soon as you choose Cloud, using its configured runtime and model instead of asking for an unnecessary extra setup step.

  2. v1.47.0

    Daemons and daemon groups appear in a more compact fleet view. Cluster onboarding now includes runtime and model selection, and session access errors explain authorization failures more clearly.

  3. v1.46.0

    • Guided Setup — Choose Cloud, a self-hosted cluster, or your own daemon through a setup flow that remembers your organization's progress.
    • Windows Improvements — Run agents and install skills more reliably on Windows, with fixes for runtime startup, services, and workspace setup.

    GitHub team mentions can also summon the associated agent.

  4. v1.45.0

    Billing transaction rows now show which agents incurred each usage charge, making spending easier to trace.

  5. v1.44.0

    • GitLab Support — Connect agents to issues and merge requests, with reviews and dedicated bot identities on GitLab.com or self-managed GitLab 18.11+.
    • Official Helm Chart — Install AgentConnect on Kubernetes using a chart published with each release.
    • Multiple Daemon Services — Run separately named daemon services on the same machine without replacing an existing service.
    • Improved Slack — Follow native streamed replies and stop the current agent turn from Slack.

    Behavior change: The runtime sandbox image no longer includes OpenCode. Locally installed OpenCode remains supported in host mode.

  6. v1.43.0

    Merge a session's pull request directly from the Console, and filter usage between Cloud and your own daemons. Paused agents no longer receive code-host hook runs, and quota failures are reported more clearly.

  7. v1.42.0

    • Agent File Sharing — Agents can forward received files between chat platforms and send workspace images back to a conversation.
    • Improved Webchat — Discover runtime slash commands and skills from the composer.

    GitHub users with triage access can now request agent reviews, and runtime installation recovery is more reliable.

  8. v1.41.1

    Fixes memory dreaming so only content written through the managed memory tools can be adopted. This release also fixes billing transaction compatibility.

  9. v1.41.0

    • Improved Webchat — Continue chat-platform sessions from the Console. Browse files, manage Git changes, and follow pull requests alongside the conversation.
    • Multi-repository Workspaces — Give self-hosted agents access to additional repositories and work across them within a session.
    • Daemon Groups Preview — Group machines to run agents with failover, available behind the daemon-groups feature flag.
    • Channel-scoped Memory — Keep channel-specific context separate while retaining shared agent knowledge.
    • DeepSeek Harness — Run agents with DeepSeek Harness through the runtime picker.

    Upgrade note: Model gateway base URLs now come from daemon configuration. Key-server responses no longer control the endpoint; configure the shared or runtime-specific model base URL on the daemon.

  10. v1.40.0

    Guided setup now includes a review of session-access settings.

    Behavior change: Memory dreaming automatically adopts memory updates and proposes reusable skills by default. Skill installation still requires approval, and explicit opt-outs are preserved.