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Week of November 2, 2026

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This week tightened who can see and write telemetry on shared and fleet-managed machines, and filled in attribution gaps on macOS, Windows and Linux so events name the person who sent them. It also made the local dashboard safer by default and extended what browser chat capture keeps. Users get signed apt installs, Windows service forwarders and Beacon Intel tools in the local MCP server.

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This week: restricted system log on first package installs, per-launch dashboard secrets with an admin off switch, OTLP attribution on macOS and Windows, Cursor turn-end status, wider key redaction, 16 KB browser answers, signed apt repository.

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This week's Beacon changes: first package installs on Linux, macOS and Windows now set up restricted system log access in one step, with fleet settings. The local dashboard gains a per-launch secret and an administrator off switch. OTLP events are now attributed to the account that sent them on macOS and Windows, matching Linux, and Cursor's turn-end status is recorded. Key redaction now covers 14 providers and platforms without a label. Browser chat answers keep up to 16 KB. Releases publish.deb files to a signed apt repository, Vector ships in the Windows MSI, and the local MCP server carries Beacon Intel tools.

Week of October 12, 2026

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Week of September 28, 2026

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Git commit linking is now fully integrated into Beacon with automatic hooks and event recording, making it easier to track which agent sessions produced code changes. MCP server connections can now be managed directly via CLI commands, and the Beacon Cloud product rebranding clarifies the hosted offering.

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V1.3.29: git commit linking merged to main with auto-hooks and session events. New beacon mcp connect|disconnect|status commands. Beacon Managed renamed to Beacon Cloud.

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Beacon v1.3.29 ships git commit linking: automatically link new commits to agent sessions via post-commit hooks, with each link recorded in the session timeline. MCP server management is now accessible through CLI commands (connect, disconnect, status). The hosted forwarding product is now called Beacon Cloud.

Week of September 21, 2026

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Session handoff is now fully functional across a growing set of runtimes, letting developers continue agent sessions in different tools. Memory review workflows now work for teams where evaluators and reviewers have different permissions. Enterprise deployment paths are better tested and documented.

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Session handoff landed in v1.3.x. Resume agent sessions across runtimes. Memory review now works with split evaluator/reviewer permissions. Linux installer supports read-first installs.

Week of September 14, 2026

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