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v2.10.8 release of Grafana Tempo with bug fixes and improvements.
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v2.10.8 release of Grafana Tempo with bug fixes and improvements.
Appsmith 2.3 introduces native AI Copilot for Custom Widgets, Card Widget, and improved keyboard navigation, while deprecating Appsmith AI data sources (EOL September 30, 2026). This release also includes major security hardening across datasource authorization, Git imports, and pre-auth endpoints, plus reliability improvements for JDBC, MongoDB, and error handling.
Initiatives can now be assigned to teams to clarify responsibility and visibility, with private team initiatives visible only to team members for secure planning. Additionally, Linear's MCP now supports enterprise-managed authorization through Okta-connected identity verification for centralized access control.
This release improves proxy error messaging with redacted credentials and updated error codes for easier CI/network troubleshooting, and includes embedded runtime updates that patch six high-severity CVEs and additional OpenSSL security fixes.
Grafana Tempo version 2.9.5 has been released with maintenance updates and improvements.
Added MEILI_EXPERIMENTAL_TASK_QUEUE_MAX_READERS environment variable to control the maximum number of simultaneous LMDB read transactions for the task queue, improving concurrency management.
Release of langchain-openai version 1.5.0 with updates since version 1.4.3.
Major release introducing Vite v7 and React Router v7 updates with breaking changes, new inventory item export capability, support for custom delivery addresses in fulfillment creation, and notification preferences for order edits. Several API methods have been removed and cart/order totals behavior has changed.
Meilisearch has been updated to version 1.52.3 with fixes for crashes.
Resolved an issue where MCP OAuth sign-in would fail with a redirect URI mismatch error when using pre-registered OAuth clients like Slack. This fix ensures proper OAuth handling for servers with pre-configured clients.
Release of n8n version 1.123.71 with unspecified improvements and fixes.
Fixed an issue where triggers activated via the publication outbox were not reporting their actual activation mode correctly. This ensures accurate status reporting for workflow triggers.
Cline 4.1.9 improves diff readability by using the editor's native foreground color, updates the UI to use Inter and Geist Mono fonts, and fixes multiple stability issues including token refresh handling, telemetry spam, credential management, and SDK bundle provider compatibility. It also addresses streamed tool-call crashes and corrects token bucket accounting for more accurate usage reporting.
Fixed multiple critical issues with the Claude Code provider for agentic work including tool execution, session anchoring, and settings loading. Also fixed tool-call JSON repair bugs, message validation issues, streamed tool call crashes, Hub daemon upgrade coordination, token telemetry overcounting, and daemon restart behavior on CLI upgrades.
Multiple fixes to Claude Code provider for agentic work, tool-call JSON parsing, session management, and telemetry. Improved Hub daemon upgrade behavior and reporting of involuntary logouts, plus better token telemetry accounting.
Release of SDK agents version 0.0.74, a stable update to the agents module within the Cline SDK.
Release of the Cline LLMs SDK package version 0.0.74, providing updates to the language model integration module.
A new version of the @cline/shared package has been released, containing updates and improvements to the shared utility library.
Desktop v0.0.12 introduces a redesigned transcript view where each tool call gets its own row with status indicators and inline diffs, updates typography and UI styling with Inter and Geist Mono, and fixes several critical issues including Hub daemon reconnection, Claude Code provider integration, and output token handling for reasoning models.
Vercel shares how its intern cohort contributed to major products over four months, including CDN routing rules, v0 features, billing infrastructure, and AI systems. The interns shipped features used by millions and gained real ownership and autonomy working on production systems.
Release of langchain-anthropic 1.5.6 with support for tool_search_tool_result blocks, enabling improved tool interaction handling with Anthropic models.
This release includes numerous enhancements and bug fixes across Remote Control sessions, streaming stability, plugin marketplace support, and IDE integration. Notable improvements include SSE keepalive pings to prevent idle timeouts, fixes for crashes in terminal output and file handling, better workflow optimization, and new VSCode features like session groups and resizable side panels.
Google's Gemini 3.7 Flash model is now available on Vercel's AI Gateway with a 50% discount through December 31st, 2026. The model improves on software engineering and agentic tasks with better reliability and generates desktop and web application code from design mocks.
GLM 5.2, an open-weights coding model with 1M-token context, is now free for eve agents through August 27 when served by Blackbox on AI Gateway. After the promotion ends, the model remains available at standard provider rates.
Exa's neural search engine is now available as a native integration in the Vercel Agent Marketplace, enabling developers to add intelligent search and research capabilities to their apps with a single API key and unified billing through Vercel.
Grok Build is now integrated into the AI SDK harness layer, allowing developers to run Grok Build through a unified interface alongside other supported coding-agent runtimes without changing application code.
Figma has expanded skill discovery, creation, and sharing capabilities for the Figma agent, allowing users to leverage community skills and build their own custom skills.
Team owners and members can now upgrade all projects using Node.js 20 or earlier to Node.js 24 directly from the Vercel Dashboard with a single click. The upgrade updates project settings but requires manual updates if a version is also defined in package.json.
Certificate Transparency Monitoring is now generally available across all Cloudflare plans with automatic filtering of Cloudflare-issued certificates and improved alert emails with clearer details and dashboard links for easier management.
The AI SDK harness layer now supports any Agent Client Protocol (ACP)-compatible harness through the new @ai-sdk/harness-acp package, enabling integration with harnesses that don't have direct adapters. This meta-adapter wraps the ACP protocol instead of specific runtimes, letting you build an adapter for any harness that ships an ACP-compatible package.
Node 18.x and 20.x are being deprecated as supported runtimes for Chatflows custom code snippets. Users must upgrade to Node 24.x by August 31st, 2026, or lose the ability to edit their snippets.
This release adds deprecation warnings for outdated dbt versions and fixes Databricks adapter configuration validation to eliminate spurious warnings. JSON schemas were also synced from dbt-fusion.
Agent Plugins 1.0 is now available, allowing developers to build plugins once and deploy them across compatible agent clients including VS Code, Copilot CLI, and the Copilot app. Released August 6 in collaboration with AWS, Anysphere, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Vercel.
The rule insights dashboard is now available in public preview at the organization level, providing a visual overview of how GitHub evaluates and enforces repository rulesets across your organization.
The Consent Management API now allows programmatic re-opt-in of users on US and Canada Toll-Free numbers, enabling consent to be logged outside of messaging channels and automatically passed to downstream networks to clear opt-out blocks and resume messaging.
dbt-core 1.10.23 adds a warning to alert users when they are using a deprecated version of dbt.
Release includes a deprecation warning for older dbt versions, fixes for unit testing with versioned models and partial parsing issues, and dependency updates for Docker builds. Key improvements address non-deterministic filesystem parse order problems in model and test resolution.
This release candidate introduces planned private data storage for providers, new terraform_data store block for ephemeral values, nested block support as computed values, module-level import blocks, Linux s390x binary support, and resource action triggers with failure modes. It also enhances multiple commands with JSON output, adds Mermaid graph format support, improves the console command with module scoping, and fixes bugs in import blocks, workspace handling, and various functions.
Enhancements to log messages with provider versions in init command, bug fixes for pow/log functions and ephemeral resource diagnostics, and experimental features including deferred actions, test cleanup, backend blocks in tests, skip_cleanup attributes, and policy evaluation in terraform query.
This release includes OpenTelemetry span instrumentation for node and hook execution, fixes for inflated node counts in unit test selection, eager resolution issues, and improvements to adapter macro handling in Fusion-generated manifests.
This release includes bug fixes for data source resolution in synthetic queries, DATE column handling in Trino/Presto, multi-stage read reporting, and join resolution on views. New features add support for regtype/regtype[] casts, WIDTH_BUCKET SQL pushdown, and segment filtering in cube SQL generation.
Cloudflare Email Security now lets administrators create custom content-based blocking rules using plaintext strings or regular expressions to stop targeted phishing, known-bad phrases, and organization-specific content patterns. Rules can scan the message subject, body, or both, with built-in regex validation and automatic blocking of matching emails.
This release adds support for Zitadel as an identity provider with full CRUD operations, dynamic OIDC client registration and management per RFC 7591/7592, native passkey app links, and numerous bug fixes including improvements to login flows, metadata handling, and database operations.
This release includes dependency updates for adm-zip, tar, undici, and fast-uri packages, along with a fix to prevent scheduled poll ticks from releasing the activation's expression isolate.
Fixed an issue where TLS options were not being applied correctly on a per-hop basis when HTTP requests were proxied through intermediate servers.
This release includes fixes for data-table resume scope handling and TLS configuration per-hop in proxied requests. These changes improve reliability of core functionality when working with data tables and proxied network communication.
Version 1.52.3 includes fixes for crash issues encountered in the previous release.
Strapi 5.52.0 includes new features for MCP actions in audit logs and locale codes for Corsican, along with numerous bug fixes across admin, content-manager, upload, and permissions modules. Performance improvements and security updates for dependencies like MCP SDK and sharp are also included.
DeepSeek V4 Pro now runs on updated weights (dated 0813) through AI Gateway. Existing requests automatically use the new weights without code changes, and you can explicitly target the updated model by specifying the deepseek/deepseek-v4-pro-0813 identifier.
Twilio will rotate the end-user TLS certificate for all REST API endpoints on September 9, 2026. Only the end-user certificate will be renewed while root and intermediate certificates remain unchanged. Most customers won't be affected unless they manually pin certificates.
Claude Code 2.1.228 includes multiple bug fixes for interactive sessions, Git integration on Windows, session management, and plugin caching, along with improvements to cross-session messaging, credential handling, and tool behavior. This release also hardens skills synced from claude.ai to prevent shadowing local commands and improves overall stability.
Exa web search is now available for free through August 31 on AI Gateway and Eve, with no separate API key required. The tool is now the default web search for Eve agents and works with any AI Gateway model, returning web results with domain and date filtering support.
Grok 4.6 from SpaceX AI is now available on Vercel's AI Gateway with a 500K token context window, support for text and image inputs, and configurable reasoning levels. Use it by setting the model to xai/grok-4.6 in the AI SDK or coding agents.
Vercel built an autonomous software factory for the AI SDK open-source project that uses specialized agents to classify issues, reproduce bugs, implement fixes, and manage pull requests. The factory currently authors 25-35% of merged PRs and closes 70-80% of issues while keeping humans in control of all final merges, using isolated sandboxes for security and evidence-based assessments to guide reviewer efficiency.
Infrastructure applications now support independent multi-factor authentication using FIDO2 keys for SSH access. Users can enroll FIDO2 keys through the App Launcher and configure them at both application and policy levels.
All Vercel Pro teams can now claim a free domain for one year across six TLDs. After the first year, domains renew automatically at regular pricing.
Vercel AI Gateway now supports routing for 9 different coding agents including Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. Developers can set up all agents in one command with centralized observability, billing, and policy controls across 200+ models.
Release candidate 5 for v1.7.0 includes breaking OAuth device grant refactoring, new username plugin options, bug fixes across OAuth provider and SCIM, and CLI package alignment improvements.
Vercel migrated the state management for the build warm pool from Redis to DynamoDB to provide durable storage for billing mappings while maintaining production availability. The migration used phased rollouts with feature flags and comprehensive validation to safely transition traffic without downtime.