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Eigent v1.0.5 improves Session recovery, task queues, and the tools you use to inspect ongoing work. It also adds Meta Model API support, makes Space resources easier to configure, and introduces a limited, opt-in preview of parallel Session execution.
Highlights
- More reliable Session recovery — Recover task state, conversation history, elapsed time, and completed output more consistently after interrupted connections or app restarts. Resume Sessions with their accepted model configuration and handle model switching after usage limits more reliably.
- A clearer task queue — Reorder queued tasks with drag-and-drop or keyboard controls, choose which task starts next, and explicitly stop the current task before starting another. Clearer waiting, stopping, and starting states make the queue easier to follow.
- Background processes and better previews — Inspect running processes, open their terminal output or local server previews, and stop them from the Session side panel. Improve PDF rendering, preview failure recovery, and local browser loading; HTML previews now support files up to 10 MiB.
- Easier Space configuration — Browse configured Skills, Connectors, MCP servers, and models from Space settings. Apply a published and set-up Space's default model to new Sessions, while preserving manual Session selections and existing Session models.
- Expanded model support — Add Meta Model API and Muse Spark to custom model settings. Improve model discovery, API-key errors, reasoning-effort handling, OpenAI/Azure tool requests, Anthropic-compatible tool calls, and OpenAI Workforce initialization with saved credentials.
Reliability and usability improvements
- Show clearer credit, access, connection, and provider errors, with fewer duplicate reminders.
- Preserve completed task results, file summaries, and historical durations more consistently; stop timers for failed historical tasks.
- Keep long-running trigger executions from being marked failed solely because a server-side time threshold elapsed.
- Improve workspace write coordination, process shutdown, provider retries, cancellation, and incremental memory processing.
- Complete Space deletion even when the local backend is temporarily unavailable.
- Improve Skills file browsing, reduce Connector loading flicker, and keep Settings headers visible.
- Separate network proxy Save, Reset, and Restart actions, and prevent edits while a save is pending.
- Connect thumbs-up and thumbs-down feedback to message-level events.
- Handle Git filenames containing spaces, Unicode, or line breaks correctly.
- Bundle Git with Windows x64 builds to prevent backend startup failures when Git is not installed.
- Save credential environment files atomically and enforce owner-only permissions on supported systems.
Parallel Session execution preview
This release includes a default-off, opt-in preview for supported local Single Agent file workflows. On explicitly configured deployments, eligible new Sessions can run concurrently in isolated workspaces, with results automatically integrated back into their Space. Tasks within each Session still run in order.
The preview requires deployment setup, a supported custom or local model, existing file permissions, and explicit opt-in for each new Session. It does not include existing Sessions, attachments, MCP, general terminal/browser tools, Workforce, or cloud execution. See the preview setup and scope.
Upgrade notes
Existing Sessions keep their current execution path; upgrading does not automatically enable parallel execution. Some older interrupted tasks may require a new task if their saved model capabilities no longer match the current configuration.
Full changelog: v1.0.4 → v1.0.5

Eigent v1.0.4
Eigent v1.0.4 introduces a redesigned way to manage Skills and Connectors, while strengthening reliability across multi-turn agent work, workspace checkpoints, and app shutdown.
The new management experience makes resources easier to browse, inspect, and configure, while a focused set of fixes helps Tasks complete more predictably.
Highlights
- Redesigned Skills and Connectors
- Browse and manage Skills in a library-style dashboard with dedicated detail views.
- Inspect source and access details, enable or disable Skills, and review their files from one place.
- Manage Connectors through a clearer collection, discovery, and detail flow.
- A more consistent Home and Settings experience
- Use shared layouts, breadcrumbs, sidebars, and content rails across Home, Skills, and Connectors.
- Navigate clearer lists, empty states, and Space detail views.
- More reliable multi-turn agent work
- Preserve trusted agent instructions across chained Responses API turns.
- Avoid duplicated prompt content while keeping Prompt Guard protections in place.
- Improve compatibility with tools that use dynamic parameter schemas.
- Safer Git-backed Spaces
- Treat nested Git repositories as independent boundaries during workspace checkpoints.
- Complete parent checkpoints without altering nested repositories or their committed content.
- Clearer connector behavior
- Keep Web search discoverable when it still needs configuration.
- Present Slack through the appropriate connector path when Connector Gateway is enabled, while preserving local-only compatibility.
Reliability and UX improvements
- Quit cleanly when the final app window closes and shut down the local backend correctly across platforms.
- Give stopped preview servers more time to release workspace writes and complete checkpointing before Tasks finish.
- Improve generated-web Task completion and background-process cleanup.
- Preserve compatibility for existing saved Workers, Slack triggers, and local-only integrations.
Compatibility
Existing Spaces, Sessions, Tasks, Skill settings, saved Workers, and connector configurations remain available after upgrading. No additional configuration is required for the default v1.0.4 experience.
Full changelog: https://github.com/eigent-ai/eigent/compare/v1.0.3...v1.0.4

Eigent v1.0.3
Eigent v1.0.3 makes long-running work more reliable and turns each Space into a durable, versioned workspace.
Tasks can recover from interruptions, generated files are easier to inspect and review, and reusable workspace configurations help teams start complex work with less setup.
Highlights
- Durable Tasks and recovery
- Resume interrupted Tasks after refreshing or restarting the app.
- Preserve completed work without automatically repeating external actions.
- Keep Task history, elapsed time, approvals, and recovery state available across sessions.
- Git-backed Spaces
- Automatically initialize version history for Eigent-managed Spaces.
- Reuse an existing Git repository when a selected folder already contains one.
- Review Task-scoped file changes, diffs, checkpoints, branches, and version history.
- In-session Browser, Files, and Terminal
- Open web pages, generated files, and an interactive local terminal without leaving the Session.
- Preserve preview tabs and terminal state while switching between Sessions.
- Inspect live and historical terminal output produced by agents.
- Improved file previews
- Preview local HTML, images, PDFs, text files, and larger generated artifacts.
- Open files normally or use View changes for a Task-scoped diff review.
- Workspace Bundles
- Create reusable configurations containing agents, skills, MCPs, model profiles, context sources, permissions, environment requirements, and secret slots.
- Validate and configure Bundles before running them.
- Scoped Memory
- Save reusable notes at User, Space, and Session levels.
- Search, organize, confirm, and archive Memory while keeping canonical Task history separate.
- New model provider
- Added Ant Ling as a built-in OpenAI-compatible provider.
Reliability and UX improvements
- Improved approval, cancellation, timeout, and interrupted-Task handling.
- Added safer recovery when a tool may have produced an external side effect.
- Improved generated-file discovery and Task-scoped change boundaries.
- Hardened terminal lifecycle management and filtered credential-like environment values.
- Fixed the folded Task view scrolling unexpectedly.
- Improved compatibility with existing Sessions and historical Task data.
Compatibility
Existing Spaces, Sessions, and Task history remain available after upgrading. No additional configuration is required for the default v1.0.3 experience.
Full changelog: https://github.com/eigent-ai/eigent/compare/v1.0.2...v1.0.3

Eigent v1.0.2
This release focuses on workflow reliability, connector setup, and desktop app polish.
Highlights
- Added Connector Gateway UI and MCP wiring.
- Added typed workflow event infrastructure for app-level workflow events.
- Improved the in-session preview panel experience.
- Improved active form / single-agent work-log display.
- Added support for BYOK model parameters.
- Added clipboard image paste support in the chat box.
- Improved generated file cards and sandbox path handling.
- Improved update UX and log download flow.
- Refined chat box bottom area interactions and tooltip design.
Reliability Fixes
- Fixed active Space hydration behavior.
- Prevented project switches from killing live runs.
- Allowed remote control background projects to continue working correctly.
- Fixed local sign-in losing the user account state in an empty read-only workspace.
- Ignored stale human replies after task lock cleanup.
- Fixed completed tasks being left as ongoing when answers exceed summary length.
- Fixed user-scoped project output file resolution.
- Hardened local backend startup.
- Fixed backend system trust store handling.
- Fixed Windows terminal capability detection.
- Fixed OAuth authorize URL parameter encoding.
- Kept .git in the build context so server Docker builds succeed.
- Fixed invisible chat code block text under mismatched OS/app theme settings.
- Fixed chat input caret jumps during fast typing.
- Restored the last visited session at launch.
- Stabilized the Single Agent option in the skill scope picker.
Dependencies and Docs
- Bumped camel-ai to 0.2.91a5.
- Updated server README Python requirement from 3.10 to 3.12.
- Updated the WeChat QR code.

What's New
Server Refactor v1 (#1509)
The server codebase has been restructured to a domain-driven architecture for better maintainability and scalability. No API endpoints or database schemas were changed.
app/component/ → app/core/ | app/controller/ → app/domains/*/api/ | app/service/ → app/domains/*/service/
Other Changes
- Add security auditor as a default example skill
- Clarify token usage in chat header with tooltip showing task & project totals
- Fix long task text overflowing the ChatBox task card
- Update skill creator

⚠️ Upgrade Notice (Local Deployment Users)
This release includes a breaking change for the server. If you are running a local deployment, you must take action:
Docker users:
cd server
docker-compose up --build -d
Non-Docker users:
Restart your server process after pulling the latest code.
Electron app users:
Simply restart the application.