1.0 line
April – June 2026.
The foundation: agent tracing, browser automation, the crawler, the PII and reranking services — and then the first public, open-source release.
Community edition
v1.0.0-community
8 June 2026
The first public release of Console under AGPL-3.0. Feature-wise it matches the platform at 1.2.5; the version number restarted because the community edition briefly kept its own count. It adopted the platform version line at v1.2.14-community, which is why there is no v1.1.x-community.
Two things in this release exist specifically so that the open-source edition can be run by one person on one machine with nothing else installed.
SQLite is the default database. No external database is required. Each tenant gets its own .sqlite file; all sixteen domain areas — tenants, users, projects, models, vectors, tracing, guardrails, Knowledge Engine, memory, alerts, prompts, quotas, files, providers, inference and API tokens — are implemented against it, with write-ahead logging and foreign keys enabled. Set DB_PROVIDER=mongodb to switch back.
Local vector and file storage. A sqlite-vector provider stores embeddings in the same database, with cosine, dot-product and Euclidean similarity, and batched upserts inside a transaction. A local-file provider stores files on disk. Neither needs a service to be running.
The practical result is npm install && npm run dev, or Docker with a single volume mount for persistence.
Configuration added in this release: DB_PROVIDER (default sqlite) and SQLITE_DATA_DIR (default ./data). MONGODB_URI is only required when DB_PROVIDER=mongodb.
What the first release contained
The platform as it stood at the split.
Core infrastructure — centralized configuration, structured logging carrying request context, AsyncLocalStorage-based context propagation, a provider-based cache (none / in-memory / Redis), retry with exponential backoff and a circuit breaker, an LRU pool for provider SDK instances, a fire-and-forget async task runner, a health check registry, graceful lifecycle management, and configurable CORS for the client APIs.
Platform features — multi-tenancy with per-tenant databases, JWT sessions and API token authentication, a contract-driven provider system for LLM, vector and file backends, OpenAI-compatible chat completions and embeddings, vector store management, agent tracing in both batch and streaming form, guardrails (PII, moderation, prompt shield and custom), the Knowledge Engine pipeline (ingest, chunk, embed, query), versioned prompt templates with environment deployment, semantic memory stores, file storage with Markdown conversion, licence-based feature control, and quota and rate limiting.
Deployment — a multi-stage Docker build, a Kubernetes Helm chart, and this documentation site.
Platform releases
The releases below predate the open-source split and are all contained in v1.0.0-community.
v1.0.9
20 May 2026
The crawler gets a scheduler and an API. Crawls can be scheduled and managed programmatically rather than being started by hand.
v1.0.8
18 May 2026
Node.js 22 across CI, the deployment workflow and the container image.
v1.0.7
18 May 2026
Three new services: PII, reranking, and the JS sandbox. Each got its own API plugin with a full set of endpoints.
The PII service detects and redacts personal data. The reranker reorders retrieval results by relevance to the query, which is the cheapest available improvement to a Knowledge Engine pipeline. The JS sandbox provided in-process JavaScript execution — it was later removed in favour of the Agent Sandbox; see the v1.2.14-community breaking change.
Agent tracing's session table was reworked in the same release, with clearer status display.
v1.0.5
14 May 2026
Browser automation. A browser API with session management, a Browser Use system tool with a per-browser MCP server, and a dashboard to watch and control sessions. See Browser Automation.
v1.0.4
30 April 2026
Built-in MCP server tools for agent observability — an agent can query its own traces. Agent tracing also moved to batched session fetching, which is what made the analytics screens usable at volume.
v1.0.3
20 April 2026
Build pipeline fix. No application changes.