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Release 0.5.34 — Slack Open Conversations, Agent Owner Access, Prometheus Keycloak Metrics, and UI Performance

Released: 2026-07-01 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.34 Previous release: 0.5.33

Highlights

0.5.34 is a feature-and-polish release. Slack conversations are now open to all thread participants rather than just the initiator. Agent owners and their team members now get full manage access to the agents they own. Keycloak management metrics are now scrapeable by Prometheus. The admin user detail modal loads progressively and in parallel, cutting perceived latency significantly.

Release 0.5.31 — Webex Two-Tab Space Navigation

Released: 2026-06-30 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.31 Previous release: 0.5.30

Highlights

0.5.31 adds a two-tab navigation layout to the Webex spaces panel, separating the "Configure" view (for adding new spaces) from the "Configured" view (for managing existing ones). Previously both actions shared a single view, making it harder to distinguish between spaces that were pending setup and ones already in use.

Release 0.5.29 — PKCE OAuth Connectors, Secret Hash Tabs, Agent Context Staleness Fix, and Health Probe Corrections

Released: 2026-06-29 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.29 Previous release: 0.5.28

Highlights

0.5.29 adds PKCE public-client OAuth connectors for MCP integrations that do not use a fixed connection scope, introduces secret hash tabs in the credentials panel, and fixes a critical issue where the signed agent context was going stale after five minutes. Platform Health probes are corrected to use internal routes instead of the request origin, resolving false failures in Kubernetes environments. Workflow step rendering is also cleaned up.

Release 0.5.27 — Access Explorer, Audit Retention, OpenFGA as Source of Truth, and Credentials UI Refresh

Released: 2026-06-28 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.27 Previous release: 0.5.26

Highlights

0.5.27 is the largest release in this series. OpenFGA becomes the authoritative source for team resource access, replacing a mix of local state and FGA reads. Admins get an access explorer and an RBAC self-check tool for diagnosing permission issues. Audit logging gains S3 retention controls, storage usage visibility, and configurable verbosity. The credentials panel is consolidated into a single scrollable pane. Stale RBAC principals and grants are cleaned up automatically. Several security fixes also land.

Release 0.5.24 — MCP Secrets Rename, Private Chat Fix, and Slack Bot Allowlist Repair

Released: 2026-06-26 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.24 Previous release: 0.5.23

Highlights

0.5.24 renames the Helm secret key for MCP credentials to mcpSecrets (with agentSecrets kept as a deprecated alias), fixes a privacy issue where private chats could be seen by unintended users, corrects Slack bot identity matching, and wires the AgentGateway targets token into the UI chart.

Release 0.5.25 — Platform Health Overhaul, Sharing Fixes, and Webex Routing Simplification

Released: 2026-06-26 Chart: oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.25 Previous release: 0.5.24

Highlights

0.5.25 is a dense release. Platform Health is rebuilt around a capabilities model — each probe is now profile-aware and reports integration status independently. Chat sharing is restored after a regression. Webex space onboarding and direct routing are simplified. Slack channel health auditing is batched for speed. Several UI quality fixes land around sharing, knowledge base ownership, and session auth caching.