Sunny Whang

Released: 2026-07-26 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.62 Previous release: 0.5.61

Highlights​

0.5.62 gives admins finer control over who can see and edit the Scheduler agent, fixes several skills-catalog authorization bugs that were dropping skills for API-key and JWT callers, and stops the Webex bot from dropping messages during reconnect storms. It also changes the default AgentGateway authorization posture for the scheduler MCP server — see Breaking Changes below.

Released: 2026-07-22 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.58 Previous release: 0.5.57

Highlights​

0.5.58 is an internal CI reliability release with no application-facing changes: container image builds for arm64 now run on native ARM runners instead of QEMU emulation, fixing intermittent build timeouts and out-of-memory failures that were affecting release tagging.

Known issue: the mcp-webex container image failed to publish under this exact 0.5.58 tag due to a CI bug (see Known Issues below). If you use the Webex MCP server, pin mcp-webex to 0.5.57 or latest instead of 0.5.58 until you upgrade to a later release.

Released: 2026-07-21 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.56 Previous release: 0.5.55

Highlights​

0.5.56 tightens who can see what in Admin Insights: non-admins now only see data for resources they own, with a new agent filter to narrow further. Operators syncing Active Directory / OIDC groups into CAIPE teams can now include or exclude specific groups by regex instead of syncing every group a user belongs to. The MCP tool picker in the admin lab is now a searchable combobox instead of a plain dropdown, and two unreliable Insights stats (self-resolution, estimated hours saved) have been removed.

Released: 2026-07-17 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.55 Previous release: 0.5.54

Highlights​

0.5.55 significantly expands the Webex integration: a single deployment can now host multiple distinct Webex bots, each routing to different agents and enforcing independent direct-message access policies. Separately, users can now set independent default agents for the web interface, Slack, and Webex rather than sharing one platform-wide DM default.

Webex bot operators: this release changes the bot configuration format. See the upgrade guide for migration steps.

Released: 2026-07-16 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.54 Previous release: 0.5.53

Highlights​

0.5.54 delivers a fully rebuilt admin access preview that accurately simulates what any user or team can see without touching their session, consolidates default agent settings into a single organized surface, and fixes a set of Slack bot reliability issues that were causing escalation and on-call flows to fail silently.

Released: 2026-07-15 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.52 Previous release: 0.4.18

Highlights​

0.5.52 marks a major milestone for the platform. The 0.5.x series ships six headline capabilities that fundamentally expand what you can build and how the platform governs access: a new agentic workflow engine, a configurable Webex bot, bring-your-own credentials and impersonation tokens for MCP servers, fully custom agent definitions, relationship-based fine-grained authorization, and agent-driven scheduled jobs. This post summarizes what changed from 0.4.18 to 0.5.52.

The entire authorization stack ships disabled by default — upgrading from 0.4.18 requires no values.yaml changes if you are not opting into RBAC, Webex, or credentials.

Released: 2026-07-06 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.37 Previous release: 0.5.36

Highlights​

0.5.37 adds a new Webex Meetings MCP server and extends the OAuth connector configuration so providers can be wired up from the platform config YAML without requiring a UI restart.

Released: 2026-07-04 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.36 Previous release: 0.5.35

Highlights​

0.5.36 introduces a Scheduler MCP server that lets agents create and manage scheduled jobs backed by Kubernetes CronJobs. Agents can now schedule recurring or one-shot workflow executions without manual intervention.