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Week of November 2, 2026

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This week's release restores enforcement that users of OpenClaw 2026.9.6+ and Antigravity's file tools depend on, and makes daemon setup work on Fedora, RHEL, Rocky and Alma. The dependency alert cleanup reduces open security alerts, and the new documentation pages cover MCP, Slack and product analytics for the first time.

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Failproofai 1.0.13 is out: OpenClaw enforcement restored on 2026.9.6+, Antigravity path policies enforce again, and daemon setup works on Fedora, RHEL, Rocky and Alma. Also new docs pages for MCP, Slack and product analytics, plus a PR that closes 12 of 19 Dependabot alerts.

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Failproofai 1.0.13 is released. It restores policy enforcement on OpenClaw 2026.9.6+ and on Antigravity's current file tools, and makes daemon setup work on Fedora, RHEL, Rocky and Alma. A pull request also replaces two earlier PRs and clears every Dependabot alert that has a fix, closing 12 of 19 open alerts and leaving 7 open where no fix exists on the fixture's framework line. The public docs now include pages for MCP, Slack and product analytics. A v1.0.13-beta.3 build was also published this week.

Week of October 26, 2026

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Main had been red since the framework floors moved, and every open pull request failed along with it, so restoring the floors unblocks work across the repo. Dropping Python 3.10 from the SDK clears most of the open dependency alerts against its lockfile. The repo also stopped running its own hooks on itself, so policies now ship rather than gating work here.

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This week: framework floors restored so main and the open pull requests build again, Python 3.10 dropped from the Python SDK clearing 47 dependency alerts, and the repo's own hooks removed. Two v1.0.13 betas also went out.

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This week in the repo: the four framework floors that a grouped security update moved are back, so main and every open pull request build again, and Dependabot is stopped from proposing the move a second time. Python 3.10 was dropped from the Python SDK, which clears 47 of the 56 open dependency alerts against its lockfile; the remaining 9 have no fix. The repository also stopped running its own failproofai hooks on itself, so policies now ship instead of gating work in this tree. Two v1.0.13 betas, beta.1 and beta.2, were published as automated builds.

Week of October 19, 2026

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This week the project moves Cloud login into the config command, so you authorize in a browser instead of copying a key, and Jev policies can run on Cloud scoped to the agents you pick. The CLI that drives those Cloud endpoints reaches a stable release on PyPI. Dependency and supply chain work also brings the scan gate and the SDK integration shards on main back to green.

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FailproofAI 1.0.12 is out: log in to FailproofAI Cloud from the config command through your browser and run Jev policies on Cloud, scoped to the agents you choose. fp-cloud-cli 0.0.2 is now stable on PyPI.

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FailproofAI 1.0.12 is released. The config command can now log in to FailproofAI Cloud through browser authorization instead of copying a key from the dashboard, and Jev policies can run on FailproofAI Cloud scoped to the agents you choose. fp-cloud-cli 0.0.2 is on PyPI as a stable release, cut so the CLI matches the Cloud endpoints it drives. The collector can now be used without linking SQLite, while the native daemon keeps SQLite on by default. On the maintenance side, the fixable Dependabot alerts are cleared, the SDK integration fixtures are restored, aiohttp is patched in the Python SDK lock, and the Supply Chain scan gate is green again.

Week of October 12, 2026

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This week the project reached its first stable release, so users on the main line get the redesigned terminal and OpenTelemetry support rather than a beta. The OpenTelemetry work also reached both SDKs, letting spans be written locally for later forwarding instead of sending them from your process. At the same time the security backlog was cleared: fixable dependency alerts are closed and the scanner gate reports no issues found.

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FailproofAI 1.0.11 is out: the first stable release with the redesigned terminal and OpenTelemetry support. The Python and JavaScript SDKs now write OpenTelemetry spans to a local spool, and the fixable dependency alerts are cleared.

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FailproofAI 1.0.11 is released, the first stable version with the redesigned terminal experience and OpenTelemetry support. Every screen, picker, help page and error message has a consistent new look, and errors now name the exact command that fixes them. The Python SDK 0.0.1b6 and JavaScript SDK 0.0.1-beta.1 add an OpenTelemetry span exporter that writes finished batches to a local spool without a network call in your process. Direct agent configuration and the env command now use the /otel endpoint base. On the security side, the fixable Dependabot alerts are cleared, fifteen open dependency pull requests were combined, and the scanner reports no issues found.

Week of September 28, 2026

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1.0.9 fixes a critical regression where Hermes users lost policy checks after upgrading, adds request tracing for debugging, and renames shadow mode to observe for clarity. Documentation improvements and dependency updates round out the release.

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Failproofai 1.0.9 is out. Shadow mode is now observe. Hermes policy checks work again. Request tracing added. Update with: npm install -g failproofai@1.0.9

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Failproofai 1.0.9 shipped. We fixed a regression where Hermes users lost policy checks after upgrade—cron jobs inside the gateway now correctly run checks. Request IDs let you trace calls end-to-end. Shadow mode is renamed to observe. Docs reorganized to prioritize Jev setup. Update: npm install -g failproofai@1.0.9

Week of September 21, 2026

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V1.0.8 brings semantic classification of tool calls above regex baselines, v1.0.7 stable now records what users actually typed for downstream analysis, and the TypeScript SDK reaches beta so Node and Python agents share one telemetry pipe.

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V1.0.8 ships Jev: a classifier that reads tool calls against what you asked for, judges them above regex policies. v1.0.7 stable records human input on every harness. TypeScript SDK in beta.

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This week: v1.0.8 adds Jev, a classifier that reads each tool call against what you actually asked for and judges it above regex policies. v1.0.7 stable released—failproofaid now records human_input events on every harness. TypeScript SDK reached 0.0.1-beta.0, so Node and Python agents write identical telemetry into one pipe.

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