Release Notes
Latest published release: v2.15.0 (2026-09-19). Check GitHub Releases for the latest version and downloads.
How releases work
Agent Teams follows Semantic Versioning. The release workflow builds platform packages and publishes them to GitHub Releases. See each release for available downloads and signing details.
Latest release
v2.15.0 - Stalled work recovery, 1:1 messages, and local models
Continue stalled teammate work from the team page, chat with teammates in 1:1 Messages, choose additional local catalog models, and test Ollama models without selecting a project. The release also fixes local model visibility and prevents leftover work from resuming after a mixed team is stopped. Read the full v2.15.0 notes.
Earlier milestones
v1.2.0 — Agent Graph, per-team tool approval, interactive AskUserQuestion
Agent Graph with force-directed visualization and kanban task layout, per-team tool approval controls with readable permission prompts, task comment notifications, and interactive AskUserQuestion buttons. Permission system overhaul with Write/Edit/NotebookEdit seeding and MCP tool catalog integration. See full changelog.
v1.1.0 — React 19 + Electron 40, user-initiated task starts
React 19 + Electron 40 migration, user-initiated task starts from the kanban board, auth troubleshooting guide, syntax highlighting for R/Ruby/PHP/SQL, 3x faster transcript search, WSL/Windows path fixes, and XSS vulnerability fix. See full changelog.
v1.0.0 — Initial public release
First stable build: CLI/auth reliability in packaged apps, IPC hardening, cross-platform packaging with signed macOS builds, open-source governance docs (LICENSE, CONTRIBUTING, CODE_OF_CONDUCT, SECURITY). See full changelog.
Canonical sources
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| RELEASE.md | Release process, versioning guide, artifact naming, auto-update setup, and release notes template. |
| CHANGELOG.md | Historical changelog for early releases; use GitHub Releases for recent versions. |
| GitHub Releases | Downloadable installers for all platforms. |