> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.agentick.xyz/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Changelog

> What changed in each release of Agentick: the dashboard, the desktop app, the runner and the agent box.

The desktop app updates itself, and moves your runner and its box onto each
release; the dashboard is always the latest. Versions are the desktop app's,
then the runner's and the box image's, which always match.

<Update label="2026-10-10" description="Desktop 0.1.29 · runner 0.2.23 · box 0.2.23">
  ## Connected tools

  * **Integrations** lists the tools you can connect once for the workspace and
    give to agents one at a time. The first is **Langfuse**: an agent given it
    works with that project's traces, prompts, datasets and scores through the
    Langfuse command-line tool, which is in its box.
    [Connect a tool](/setup/tools).
  * Each agent's **Tools** tab shows the workspace tools it has, and the ones it
    could have.

  ## Security

  * Every credential we hand a runner (GitHub tokens, AWS sessions, the keys of
    a connected tool) is now sealed to that runner's own encryption key, for
    one piece of work. [How](/trust/where-things-run#if-you-connect-a-tool).
  * Box images are signed with a new key. Desktop 0.1.29 accepts only images
    signed with it; earlier desktops keep running the images they already
    trust.

  ## Live view

  * **Watching an agent's computer live** is available on our cloud. The stream
    is encrypted between the agent's box and your browser and relayed by
    Cloudflare, which we have added to our
    [sub-processors](/trust/sub-processors#live-view).
    [Watch an agent's computer](/setup/live-view).

  ## Fixes

  * A runner whose connection to us went silent without closing (common after
    a Mac sleeps) now notices within seconds and reconnects. Before, it could
    stay offline until the Agentick app restarted it.
  * Claude Code's screen in the terminal says Agentick, and commits and pull
    requests it makes end with an Agentick trailer rather than Claude's.
</Update>

<Update label="2026-10-08 (2)" description="Desktop 0.1.28 · runner 0.2.22 · box 0.2.22">
  ## Improvements

  * While the box moves to a new version, the app says what it is doing:
    downloading the image, waiting for a case to finish, swapping.

  ## Fixes

  * An agent fetching a file someone shared on a case could be refused by the
    box's file permissions. It now reads it.
</Update>

<Update label="2026-10-08" description="Desktop 0.1.27 · runner 0.2.21 · box 0.2.21">
  ## The agent's computer

  * An agent in the box can have its own computer: a browser that keeps its
    sign-ins between cases, or a full desktop. Turn it on with **Computer** on
    the agent's **Tools** tab.
  * It can ask a person to sign in or enter a secret. A secret is encrypted in
    your browser to the runner's own key, and nobody else sees it.
  * People can watch it live, take control and hand it back; see the engine's
    terminal and its files; and, if an admin turns it on, record it to the
    case.

  ## Files

  * Files people share with the agent in Slack, Linear, GitHub or email become
    files on the case, and agents publish files back to those places. Case
    files are kept 30 days. [Files on a case](/trust/what-leaves#files-on-a-case).

  ## Your organisation

  * Members, invitations and departments, with department leads who manage
    their own agents. Usage limits at every level.
  * **Cursor** is the third coding engine, beside Claude Code and Codex. It runs
    in the box.
  * Web search is a tool of its own, off until you turn it on.

  ## Security

  * The desktop app is hardened for public release, and is notarized by Apple.
  * Box images are signed, and the app runs only an image whose signature it
    verifies.
  * Runner credentials expire after 90 days and are rotated automatically, and
    every connection proves the key the runner enrolled with.
</Update>


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