Releases

crewAI 1.10.0a1 introduces a unified memory system, enhanced flow tracking with event correlation, and improved HITL (Human-in-the-Loop) functionality. Key updates include tool spec auto-updates, MCP schema improvements, async support enhancements, and security fixes addressing OpenSSL vulnerabilities.

crewAI 1.10.1 release includes upgraded Gemini GenAI support, multiple bug fixes addressing executor recursion, parallel function handling, MCP tool loading, and Jupyter compatibility. Security improvements include upgrading pypdf to 6.7.4 and resolving critical Dependabot alerts.

langchain-huggingface version 1.2.1 release includes compatibility fixes for huggingface-hub 1.x, dependency updates for transformers and sentence-transformers, and a bump of langgraph-checkpoint to 4.0.0. The release also features improvements to model profiles with new text_inputs and text_outputs fields, along with various maintenance updates including security patches for pillow and urllib3.

LangChain Classic version 1.0.2 was released with a critical security patch fixing a ReDoS vulnerability in MRKL and ReAct action regex (CVE-2024-58340). The release includes multiple dependency updates, bug fixes for ensemble retriever weights validation and configuration handling, documentation improvements, and various code quality enhancements including ruff upgrades and mypy fixes.

OpenAI Agents Python v0.9.1 release includes critical bug fixes for input history materialization, tracing function spans, import-time fork hazards, and nested agent-tool state persistence. The release also bumps the RunState schema to 1.1 with explicit backward-read policy and includes comprehensive documentation updates.

OpenAI Agents Python v0.9.3 release fixes an issue where total_tokens was incorrectly included in OpenAI tracing usage payloads. This patch update addresses a bug in the tracing functionality to ensure proper payload formatting.

OpenAI Agents Python v0.10.1 release includes a fix for syncing realtime model literals in the realtime config. Documentation updates cover websocket support for responses, and translated document pages have been updated.

Google ADK Python v1.23.0 introduces OpenTelemetry-based tracing for BigQuery, automatic session creation, and enhanced tool support with JSON schema declarations. The release includes 30+ features and bug fixes across core, tools, evals, observability, and integrations, with a breaking change replacing custom ContextVar implementation with OpenTelemetry.

Release 2025.1.17 of modelcontextprotocol/servers updates three packages: the Slack server, GitHub server, and Fetch server, all bumped to version 2025.1.17. This release includes improvements and fixes across the Model Context Protocol server implementations for integrating with Slack, GitHub, and web fetching capabilities.

Release 2025.4.6 of modelcontextprotocol/servers updates five server packages including GitHub, Redis, GitLab, Puppeteer, and Fetch integrations. This release maintains version consistency across the Model Context Protocol server ecosystem.

Release 2025.4.24 of modelcontextprotocol/servers updates six server packages including Slack, Everything, Memory, GitLab, Redis, and SQLite integrations. All packages are versioned consistently at 2025.4.24 for this release.

Release 2025.7.1 of modelcontextprotocol/servers updates five MCP server packages including everything, filesystem, sequential-thinking, time, and git servers. All packages are bumped to version 2025.7.1.

Release 2025.8.4 of modelcontextprotocol/servers updates three packages: server-everything, server-memory, and mcp-server-time, all to version 2025.8.4. This release includes improvements and updates across the Model Context Protocol server implementations.

Release 2025.9.25 of modelcontextprotocol/servers updates four packages: server-everything, server-memory, mcp-server-git, and mcp-server-time, all to version 2025.9.25. This release includes updates across multiple MCP server implementations for enhanced functionality.

Release 2025.12.18 of modelcontextprotocol/servers updates four packages including sequential-thinking, everything, filesystem, and git servers. All packages are bumped to version 2025.12.18.

Release 2026.1.14 of modelcontextprotocol/servers updates three key packages: server-everything, server-filesystem, and mcp-server-git. This release includes improvements and fixes across the Model Context Protocol server implementations.

Release 2026.1.26 of modelcontextprotocol/servers updates three packages: server-everything, server-memory, and mcp-server-time, all to version 2026.1.26. This release includes updates across the Model Context Protocol server ecosystem for enhanced functionality and compatibility.

OpenClaw v2026.2.22 release adds Mistral provider support with memory embeddings and voice, introduces auto-updater functionality with dry-run preview, and expands channel integrations with native Synology Chat support. The release includes significant improvements to memory search with multilingual stop-word filtering (Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic), enhanced Slack threading and media handling, and numerous bug fixes across Discord voice, Docker setup, webchat performance, and browser extension relay stability.

OpenClaw v2026.2.24-beta.1 release introduces enhanced auto-reply/abort shortcuts with multilingual support, Android native onboarding with new tab-based navigation, and provider-agnostic Talk configuration. The update includes critical security and routing fixes for cross-channel session isolation, heartbeat delivery improvements, and extensive channel-specific reliability enhancements across Discord, WhatsApp, Matrix, and Telegram.

OpenClaw v2026.2.26 introduces major features including External Secrets Management with a complete workflow, ACP/Thread-bound agents as first-class runtimes, new agent routing CLI commands for account-scoped management, and Android device capabilities. The release also includes numerous fixes for Telegram DM allowlist inheritance, delivery queue recovery, typing indicators across channels, and various platform-specific lifecycle and authentication improvements.