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v0.39.0

Sessions now link themselves to the issues, tickets and pull requests they work on, and tell you when a pull request is ready to merge, merged or closed. Plans can be reviewed automatically for several rounds, Home gets an “At a glance” section, and OpenCode 1.x is no longer supported.

New

Section titled “New”
  • Sessions link to the work they do. Besides the item a session was launched from, a session is linked to its branch’s pull request (GitHub and Bitbucket), the Jira keys in its branch name or PR title, and the issues its PR closes; agents can add links with the link_work_item tool, and children, forks and moves inherit them. Item details list every linked session, also while the workspace is stopped, with a Remove button, and merged or closed PRs are drawn as done. (#3134, #3147, #3166)
  • Pull request notifications. The notification centre tells you once when a session’s PR is merged or closed, and, on GitHub, when it is ready to merge (checks passed, mergeable, approved or no review needed). (#3131)
  • Tidy up merged sessions. A session whose own pull requests are all finished (merged, or merged and closed) shows a Merged chip; pressing it archives the session after a confirm, and Cleanup lists such a stopped session for review. Nothing is archived unasked. (#3131)
  • Automatic plan review rounds. The live plan card has “Review automatically, up to N rounds” (off by default): while the reviewer asks for changes, each re-presented plan goes back to it without a click, and the loop stops on approval, an unclear verdict or the round limit. (#2810)
  • “At a glance” on Home: tiles for the machine, running time, agents, model usage and usage limits, each opening its detailed view. (#2362)
  • Region format and time zone. Settings › Display has both next to the display language; dates and numbers across the Console, and Markdown exports, follow them. (#2185)
  • “Not responding” workspaces. When a running workspace’s Agent stops answering for a few minutes, the workspace bar shows a Not responding badge advising stop and start, and tenant admins see it in member stats and get a notification. Nothing is stopped automatically unless the deployment opts in with AF_AGENT_SILENT_STOP_AFTER (the AgentSilentStopAfter parameter on ECS). (#2518, #3212)
  • Admin notifications for member problems: tenant admins are told when a member’s home volume is nearly full or the member’s last start failed to install a tool. (#2427)
  • GKE: optional egress archive bucket. The GKE Terraform stack can create, or grant access to, a Cloud Storage bucket for the egress archive. Acceptance against real Cloud Storage is still open. (#2733)

Improved

Section titled “Improved”
  • Re-authenticate for every agent card. Antigravity, Cursor, Kiro and Muse Code cards in Settings › Agents have a Re-authenticate button, and a refused prompt’s toast names the agent whose login expired. (#3025, #3122)
  • Usage-limit auto-resume: a booked auto-resume stays visible on a stopped session, moves earlier when a Claude or Codex limit lifts early, and is cancelled when you carry on by hand. (#3185, #3186, #3196)
  • Usage chips keep their last reading across Agent restarts, with its real age. (#3127)
  • Settings › Machine lists the Maven and npx caches among the tool caches you can size and empty. (#3079)
  • The audit log covers more changes: connections and API keys, MCP servers, locks and spend caps. (#2883)

Fixed

Section titled “Fixed”
  • An approval decided right at its timeout could still be reported as approved although nothing ran. (#3042, #3157)
  • A pending Claude question was drawn twice in the mirror, once as an inert card and once as the one to answer. (#3190)
  • Work-item details on a narrow screen: the linked sessions’ rows overflowed the dialog and long titles dropped below their icon. (#3175)

Upgrade notes

Section titled “Upgrade notes”
  • OpenCode 1.x is no longer supported. The image has shipped OpenCode 2 since 0.32.0; Agent Fleet now refuses to start an OpenCode 1.x, and a rollback means pinning an earlier 2.x release. A leftover opencode-ai install in ~/.local is removed at workspace start, and a home whose OpenCode history is still in the 1.x format is migrated once, as before. If you had tried the earlier opencode-major 2 opt-in, its install and database under ~/.local/share/agent-fleet/ (opencode2, opencode2-data) are no longer read and were never merged; delete them when you no longer need them. (#3132)

Agent CLI pins: Claude Code 2.1.316, Codex 0.166.0, Copilot 1.0.105, Antigravity 1.4.12, Cursor 2026.10.22-27dcf5f, Kiro 2.37.0, OpenCode 2.2.5 and Muse Code 1.4.14-R7309.1.