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Hobby users can now create up to 100 Blob stores, increased from 5, providing greater flexibility to organize data by project, environment, or region. Storage, operations, and transfer limits remain in place.
Changed access requirements for SCIM API endpoints ServiceProviderConfig, ResourceTypes, and Schemas to require only query-users or query-groups permissions instead of more restrictive access controls.
Multiple improvements and bug fixes including localized session titles, better Bedrock credential caching, fixed model enforcement and auto mode fallback, corrected tool path patterns, fixed clipboard issues in tmux/SSH, improved Remote Control stability, and numerous background session and daemon fixes.
Workflow SDK now integrates natively with Nitro v3, running steps in the same bundled runtime as the rest of your app instead of a separate bundle. Nitro server-side APIs like useStorage() work directly inside workflow functions, and the Workflow web UI is available at /_workflow for monitoring and debugging.
Copilot code review now offers organization runner controls, content exclusion support, and removes character limits on repository custom instructions, making it easier to customize for your workflow.
Fixed incorrect version reporting in --version flag, build-info metric, and API status endpoint by reading from a VERSION file instead of git tags. Also stopped publishing 32-bit ARM binary archives while maintaining amd64 and arm64 support.
GitHub Actions is resuming enforcement of version requirements for self-hosted runners on github.com and GitHub Enterprise Cloud with Data Residency as part of a broader effort to improve platform stability and compatibility.
The Snyk Code June Update, including TLS and cryptographic detection improvements for .NET and expanded PHP SQL injection coverage, has been postponed from June 15 to June 22 for final quality validation.
This release includes numerous bug fixes and improvements across model selection, billing displays, environment variable handling, and performance. Notable changes include fixes for the /model picker display, Bedrock GovCloud inference profiles, background session environment inheritance, and skill hot-reload efficiency.
A new enforceAvailableModels managed setting constrains the Default model to the availableModels allowlist, preventing default models from resolving to disallowed models and blocking users or projects from widening the managed list.
Access to Claude Fable 5 has been suspended on AI Gateway in compliance with US Government directive. Other Anthropic models remain available through the service.
Moonshot AI's Kimi K2.7 Code, a long-context coding model with multimodal (text and vision) capabilities, is now available through Vercel's AI Gateway. The model supports frontend development, DevOps, and performance optimization tasks and always runs in thinking mode.
Early access to backends for apps and agents is now available. Three new services are coming to Neon, including Storage, an S3-compatible object storage service.
Vercel Drop enables deployment by dragging files or folders directly into the browser without Git or CLI setup. It automatically detects frameworks like Next.js for builds and publishes projects to production with a shareable live URL in seconds.
You can now filter Durable Objects metrics in the dashboard by individual object ID or name, making it easier to isolate and debug specific objects instead of viewing only aggregate namespace-level data. Charts automatically update to show only the selected object's metrics.
Kimi K2.7 Code, a code-optimized variant with 1T total parameters and 32B active per token, is now available on Workers AI. It delivers 21.8% improvement on Kimi Code Bench, uses 30% fewer reasoning tokens, and offers 262.1k token context window with support for vision inputs, thinking mode, and structured outputs.
Figma Community profiles have been redesigned to help creators better showcase their identity, creative process, and portfolio work.
AI Gateway logs now include the user agent of clients making requests, making it easier to identify which SDK, library, or application sent the traffic. Users can filter logs by user agent in the dashboard using equals, does not equal, or contains operators.
Introduces HarnessAgent, a unified API for running multiple agent harnesses including Claude Code, Codex, and Pi. Write your agent once and swap harnesses without rewriting code, allowing you to use the best harness available at any time.
GitHub Enterprise Server 3.21 introduces enhancements to deployment efficiency, monitoring capabilities, code security, and policy management features, with organization custom properties now generally available.
Disabled skip_upload configuration for tap testing to ensure proper upload behavior during test runs.
Internal tooling upgrade to tsdown and TypeScript 6.0 with no changes to public API or runtime behavior. Updated dependencies for clerk/backend, clerk/shared, and clerk/react.
Internal build pipeline migrated to tsdown and TypeScript 6.0 with no API changes. The unsafeMetadata parameter in user.update() is now deprecated in favor of user.updateMetadata() for partial metadata updates. TypeScript type declarations are now properly resolvable per-module instead of bundled in hashed chunks, fixing type resolution in dependent packages like @clerk/vue, @clerk/react, @clerk/ui, and @clerk/testing.
Internal build pipeline migrated to tsdown and TypeScript 6.0 with updated dependencies. No public API or runtime behavior changes.
Migrated the build pipeline to tsdown and TypeScript 6.0. This is an internal tooling change with no impact to the public API or runtime behavior.
Updated the internal build pipeline to use tsdown and TypeScript 6.0, with no changes to the public API or runtime behavior. Dependencies have been updated to the latest versions.
Migrated the build pipeline to tsdown and TypeScript 6.0 as an internal tooling improvement with no changes to the public API or runtime behavior. Updated dependencies for @clerk/shared.
Updated the build pipeline to use tsdown and TypeScript 6.0. This is an internal tooling change with no impact to the public API or runtime behavior.
Fixed checkout button label incorrectly showing "Start free trial" when adding seats during an active free trial period. Also migrated build pipeline to tsdown and TypeScript 6.0 with no changes to public API or runtime behavior.
Updated the internal build pipeline to use tsdown and TypeScript 6.0. No changes to the public API or runtime behavior.
Updated build tooling with migration to tsdown and TypeScript 6.0. This is an internal change with no impact on the public API or runtime behavior.
Pull requests created by github-actions[bot] can now run CI/CD workflows when approved by a user, adding a security layer to prevent automated code from executing without explicit authorization.
AI usage reports now include GitHub AI Credits usage in standard report fields. Use the quantity and gross_amount fields to monitor AI credit consumption.
GitHub Copilot CLI now offers a unified, schema-driven configuration interface with the /settings slash command, consolidating previously scattered commands like /theme, /streamer-mode, and /experimental into one place.
Two new GitHub-hosted runner images for GitHub Actions are now available in public preview, allowing users to test their workflows on the latest platforms early before general availability.
The Platform MCP has added a batch of new tools across recent releases, all now live on the hosted server and documented in the Platform MCP tools reference.
GitHub Agentic Workflows is now available in public preview, enabling automation of reasoning-based tasks like issue triage, CI failure analysis, and documentation updates using coding agents within your workflows.
GitHub Agentic Workflows can now use GitHub Actions's built-in GITHUB_TOKEN instead of requiring a personal access token (PAT), eliminating the need to create and manage separate credentials.
Fixed the editor to insert AI-generated prompt suggestions rather than submitting them directly, improving the user's ability to refine suggestions before committing changes.
Fixed a bug in the editor where AI prompt suggestions were being submitted instead of inserted into the instance. Users can now properly insert suggestions without unintended submission.
Corrected Fable 5 model names with [1m] suffix to normalize properly since 1M context is now included by default. Also fixed a spurious sandbox dependencies warning that appeared on Windows startup.
Studio and TaskRouter are now available in private beta in Twilio's Ireland region, enabling EU data residency with processing and storage in IE1 for contact center routing and workflow automation.
Okara, an AI CMO platform serving 120,000+ businesses, processes 4 billion tokens daily using Vercel AI Gateway for unified multi-provider model integration and Vercel Sandboxes for automated agent workflows. The infrastructure enables rapid product iteration with zero custom adapter maintenance.
This release adds recursive sub-agent spawning (up to 5 levels deep), improves AWS region detection from config files, includes a marketplace plugin search bar, and fixes numerous bugs across sessions, agents, model selection, permissions, and performance. Key fixes address context limits, image processing errors, agent state management, model restrictions, WebFetch rules, and memory recall in remote sessions.
The Vercel plugin is now available for Grok Build, allowing developers to access real-time Vercel knowledge including file edits and terminal commands while working. The plugin dynamically injects relevant platform APIs and recommended patterns into context.
A new Chrome extension allows you to capture webpages and convert them into editable layers in Figma. The feature is currently in beta and requires a paid Figma plan.
A new venue response field has been added to the Events API, allowing developers to access venue information in event responses.
The Browser Run /snapshot endpoint now accepts a formats parameter to return multiple page formats in a single API call, including Markdown and accessibility tree alongside screenshots. This enables more efficient workflows for AI agents by providing token-efficient content representation and structured page element data.
Customers can now view the number of Dynamic Workers invoked during their billing period from the Workers overview page in the Cloudflare dashboard and query this data via the GraphQL Analytics API using workersInvocationsByOwnerAndScriptGroups and distinctDynamicWorkerCount.
Cloudflare DLP now supports custom topics for AI prompt protection, allowing you to define organization-specific concepts beyond predefined categories. Custom topics use natural language descriptions to detect contextual matches, enabling detection of unique or proprietary information across ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude.
Azure is now available as a provider for DeepSeek V4 Pro and V4 Flash models on Vercel's AI Gateway, enabling automatic failover routing and custom provider ordering without code changes. Users can bring their own Azure credentials and leverage the unified API for unified cost tracking and failover management.
Five new response fields (workforceManagementRole, zoomAIProductivitySuiteSubscription, zoomAIProductivitySuite, qualityManagementRole, zoomRevenueAcceleratorRole) are now available in the GET and PATCH /v2/scim2/Users/{userId} endpoints, providing more detailed user attribute information.
GitHub Discussions is now accessible through GitHub CLI with a new gh discussion command group, allowing users to browse, create, and update discussions from the command line.
Version 8.5.0 delivers significant security hardening with stricter access controls and token handling across multiple systems including OAuth, SAML, and file uploads. New features include a Drafts sidebar group, message list virtualization for performance, custom sound REST APIs, improved ABAC administration, and updated runtime to Node.js 22.22.3 and Meteor 3.4.1.
Updated core dependencies including Meteor, core-typings, and rest-typings. Updated engine versions including Node 22.22.3, Deno 2.3.1, MongoDB 8.0, and Apps-Engine 1.63.0-rc.0.
HubSpot SDKs have been updated to support date-based API versioning using the new /YYYY-MM/ format. Generated from a centralized API specification, SDKs now cover more endpoints across multiple languages and release faster, keeping client libraries aligned with the underlying APIs.
Release candidate 8.5.0-rc.5 includes updated dependencies and bumped Meteor version. Engine versions updated to Node 22.22.3, Deno 2.3.1, MongoDB 8.0, and Apps-Engine 1.63.0-rc.0.
Strapi v5.48.0 includes new OpenAPI spec route configuration, fixes for upload URLs, widget error handling, media library navigation, GIF/WebP animation preservation, and database transaction stability. Additionally, security patches for uuid and qs vulnerabilities, dependency updates, and various performance enhancements are included.
This release fixes several issues including incorrect plan representation for removed resources, a panic in console when evaluating deprecated values, exit codes for variable-related errors, and module installation edge cases with null and sensitive sources.
Fixed an issue in the editor where the node credential picker now uses workflow-scoped credential fetching to ensure users only see relevant credentials for their workflow context.