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Week of November 2, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week adds self-hosted sandbox support, fuller MCP session tools, and a UI for managing egress policies, which gives developers more control over how agents run and how they are discovered and driven. The runtime configuration moves to durable bundles, and session deletion and crash recovery gain explicit options, so behaviour around sessions is clearer. Several fixes address status handling, task finalization, and upgrade tests, which reduce failures during normal use and upgrades.

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This week: self-hosted sandbox support, session lifecycle and read-back tools in the MCP server, agent discovery, egress policy management in the UI, and config delivered through durable bundles.

Week of October 26, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week carries the project to its first release candidate while closing out pre-RC API cleanup that would have been costly to do later. Users get cross-namespace ModelConfig and RemoteMCPServer references, install dry-run for reviewing Helm changes, and safer credential handling during installation. Alongside that, retries for failed golden builds and concurrent A2A callbacks reduce the ways a single fault stalls an Agent or delays other callbacks.

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V1.0.0-rc1 is out. This week also brought cross-namespace ModelConfig and RemoteMCPServer refs, kagent install --dry-run, retried golden builds, concurrent A2A callbacks, and model API keys kept out of process arguments.

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Kagent v1.0.0-rc1 is published, the first release candidate, and the week's changes close out pre-RC API cleanup. AgentTemplates and inline templates can now reference ModelConfigs and RemoteMCPServers in other namespaces through allowedNamespaces. Installation gains a dry-run that writes a reviewable Helm recipe without touching the cluster, stops passing model API keys in Helm --set arguments, and grants Substrate access to the controller service account you configure. The controller retries golden builds that failed for infrastructure reasons, and A2A push callbacks are delivered concurrently with configurable limits and timeouts.

Week of October 19, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week the access-control and namespace-scoping work landed: resource permissions now apply across core resources, actor calls are authenticated, and Substrate reads stay within watched namespaces. It also brings practical fixes for people running agents, including uninstall that removes everything install creates, file support end-to-end for PDFs and Office files, and a chat UI that keeps following a turn when the stream breaks.

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This week: owned-resource RBAC and authenticated actor calls, Substrate reads scoped to watched namespaces, filesystem and bash tools without skills, PDF and Office files end-to-end, and an uninstall that removes everything install creates.

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This week in kagent: resource permissions now apply alongside ownership checks across Sessions, Checkpoints, Memory, Sandboxes and ScheduledRuns. Substrate actor calls are authenticated with Substrate-issued JWTs, and Substrate reads and page tokens stay within the watched namespaces. Built-in filesystem and bash tools now work independently of skills, PDF and Office files reach Responses API models end-to-end, and kagent uninstall removes everything install creates. The chat UI also keeps following a turn when its stream breaks.

Week of October 12, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brought the v1.0.0-alpha14 release along with changes that affect how agents reach the network, how the CLI talks to the API, and how shared sessions behave. Several fixes improve error reporting and cleanup, such as consistent not-found responses for A2A sessions and deletion of failed checkpoints. The changes to token passthrough, egress policies and read-only share tokens are worth reviewing before upgrading.

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Kagent v1.0.0-alpha14 is out. This week: RemoteMCPServer token passthrough, reusable EgressPolicy resources, CLI reads through the kagent API, read-only session share tokens, and A2A token usage reporting. Failed checkpoints can now be deleted.

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Kagent v1.0.0-alpha14 is released. This week's changes include an opt-in token passthrough for RemoteMCPServer, reusable EgressPolicy resources selected by agents and sandbox templates, and CLI agent reads that go through the kagent API so a kubeconfig is not required when an API URL is given. Session share tokens are now read-only, expired and missing A2A sessions return task not found consistently, and failed checkpoints can be deleted instead of pinning a runtime revision. OCI skills now mount through Substrate image volumes, and A2A reports task token usage through a versioned extension.

Week of October 5, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week lands another alpha with configuration and install fixes that matter for real deployments: the database image is now configurable, Kagent tables move to their own schema, and failed installs exit non-zero instead of silently succeeding. A2A task push notifications and better sandbox file reads expand what agents and clients can do, while several fixes keep multi-namespace and shared-cluster setups from leaking across boundaries.

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V1.0.0-alpha11 is out. This week: A2A task push notifications, sandbox files read as paged text and images, Kagent tables in their own schema, a configurable Postgres image for installs, and worker pools isolated by namespace.

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V1.0.0-alpha11 shipped this week. A2A task push notifications are in, including callbacks on sends and task callback management through A2A, the CLI and the UI. Sandbox file reads now return text as numbered, paged lines and images directly rather than base64. On the install side, Kagent tables moved into their own schema, the bundled PostgreSQL image is configurable for mirrors and air-gapped clusters, and kagent install now exits non-zero when a step fails. Worker pools are isolated by namespace, Helm can set allowedNamespaces on the built-in tool server, and Substrate workers run under their own ServiceAccount.

Week of September 28, 2026

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Why it matters

V1.0.0-alpha7 brings model streaming control, better Helm configuration flexibility, and session share expiration for production use cases. Database polling configurability helps reduce costs on serverless deployments. Documentation and code quality improvements make the project easier to understand and extend.

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Week of September 21, 2026

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Why it matters

Alpha5 introduces explicit Agents as first-class resources and standalone Sandboxes as independent execution environments. A2A execution moved to runtimes enables better fault isolation and persistence. These changes prepare the project for stable APIs and production deployment patterns.

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V1.0.0-alpha5: explicit Agents pair templates with harnesses, standalone Sandboxes run independently, and A2A execution moves into runtimes. Standardized environment variables and improved telemetry.

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Kagent v1.0.0-alpha5 ships explicit Agent resources and standalone Sandboxes. Agents now pair AgentTemplates with Harnesses explicitly instead of through label matching. Sandboxes run independently as scratch environments for users and agents. A2A task execution moved from the gateway into agent runtimes with private persistence. Environment variables standardized across all components with 138 documented settings. Telemetry improved with semconv metrics export and better log correlation.

Week of September 14, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

V1.0.0-alpha1 marks a significant milestone with improved scalability for large clusters, better credential handling, and refined UI workflows. Security improvements include scoped authorization and proper egress policy provisioning, while Go and Python runtimes achieve feature parity on context compaction and Azure model support.

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V1.0.0-alpha1 ships with server-side pagination for large inventories, gateway credential injection, scoped authorization, and runtime parity improvements across Go and Python.

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Kagent v1.0.0-alpha1 is out. This release brings significant infrastructure improvements: server-side pagination and search for large cluster inventories, secure gateway credential injection replacing environment variables, scoped authorization for catalog resources, and full feature parity between Go and Python runtimes. The UI now supports named snapshots with inline actions, and Azure foundry models work across all compilers.

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