This release is about control and speed: a real stop button, a faster Web UI, and a round of quality-of-life features you'll feel every day. The stop button: Active runs can now be cancelled end to end. There's a stop button in the Web UI, a new /stop API, and a /stop command in the CLI connector. When you say stop, the whole run stops, including everything happening behind the scenes. Speed: The Web UI starts noticeably faster thanks to asset bundling, service-worker caching, extension manifests, compression, and version-aware cache handling. Long chats stay smooth too: messages render lazily with pagination, and message collapsing plus replayed warning grouping were fixed. Quality of life: Chat renaming is now a builtin feature, you can rename them via the chat list, with /rename, and sidebar pinning is also built in. The Files browser supports drag-and-drop moving for files and folders, including guarded multi-item moves with clear drop feedback. Slash commands are discoverable through skills, and the command picker no longer pops up when you type a trailing slash in a path. Launcher update: You can now drag instance tabs to reorganize them or detach them into separate windows. The Launcher also manages your A0 CLI installation from now on: update the Launcher and both stay current automatically. How to update CLI: open a terminal and type 'a0 update' Web UI: open Settings -> Check for updates -> Review update Launcher: close and reopen the app, then click the Update button New here? Install guide: https://www.agent-zero.ai/p/docs/installation Full changelogs: github.com/agent0ai/agent-zero

Before: My love life runs on Agent Zero defaults now: stopped after 2 consecutive unusable responses. After: stopped after 5 consecutive unusable responses 🙃

A focused stability release. If you ever saw your agent freeze mid-reasoning or stop halfway through a response, this one is for you. New provider: Cerebras Cerebras is now a native provider with onboarding guidance, default model selection, and full UI coverage. If you want extremely fast inference behind your agents, setup takes a few clicks. Linux Computer Use hardening: Window targeting now uses stable AT-SPI window IDs with window-scoped snapshots. Focus is verified before typing, and typing fails closed instead of landing in the wrong window. There is also an unambiguous XWayland wmctrl fallback, plus better evidence handling and retry behavior for failed actions on remote targets. Also in this release: Project-scoped HTTP/SOCKS proxy support for the internal Docker browser, with auth and bypass options and runtime restart handling for active sessions. Codex OAuth reasoning_effort forwarding was normalized so upstream providers never receive unsupported field shapes. How to update CLI: open a terminal and type 'a0 update' Web UI: open Settings -> Check for updates -> Review update New here? Install guide: https://www.agent-zero.ai/p/docs/installation Full changelogs: github.com/agent0ai/agent-zero

It seems A0 plugin system doesn't allow prompt injection from plugins. So we can't use Caveman or Ponytail to make LLM results efficient. Is that the case or did I miss something?

I think A0 doesn't support multi login so it's barely usable in companies. I did a research on the topic and all "AI for teams" tools just a RAG solution. A0 on the other hand proactively works on each request which a big win for businesses. Do we have any plan to support multi login, audit user interactions, permission? Or else can we integrate A0 into our products? Yesterday Dale Smith presented his CRM with A0 integration. It was wonderful. So what do you think?