changelog

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What shipped, dated, terse. Reverse chronological. The chat broadcast for each release lives at the top of every block; the bullets below expand it for operators.

arizuko v0.60.1 — 15 July 2026

Agents lead with a reaction when a clear one fits, and never leave you hanging when you expect a reply.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.60.1

arizuko v0.60.0 — 15 July 2026

Agents can post a checklist and update it in place, X replies actually thread, and Slack’s permanent send errors stop retry-storming.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.60.0

arizuko v0.59.0 — 15 July 2026

Release notes stop broadcasting to every channel, and Slack thread replies no longer vanish.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.59.0

arizuko v0.58.0 — 14 July 2026

Chat links and webhooks can carry per-link handling instructions, “Connect GitHub” wires your own credentials, and agents stop dying or forgetting mid-chat.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.58.0

arizuko v0.57.0 — 1 July 2026

Model API keys move into their own dashboard section, agents see only the tools they’re granted, and arizuko can call REST APIs like DNS providers directly — with the token brokered so it never enters the container.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.57.0

arizuko v0.56.0 — 26 June 2026

Users can bring their own API keys via the dashboard, Discord threads stay live after the bot’s first reply, and per-group settings are consolidated into one JSON config column.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.56.0

arizuko v0.55.0 — 19 June 2026

Security, correctness, and reliability across the board: dashboard CSRF guards, XSS fixes, 14 codex-audit bugs resolved, status messages that thread with replies, and timed tasks that no longer lose their next-run.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.55.0

arizuko v0.54.0 — 17 June 2026

The operator dashboard gains four control planes and a redesigned conversation view that works like ChatGPT — session history, continue links, and search.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.54.0

arizuko v0.53.0 — 16 June 2026

The operator cockpit gains a live services grid and federated per-daemon control planes for onboarding and scheduled tasks. Includes the v0.53.1 / v0.53.2 sign-in fixes.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.53.0

arizuko v0.52.0 — 15 June 2026

Reply threading lands on every platform, Slack @mentions reliably reach the agent, and a whole class of silent failures got fixed.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.52.0

arizuko v0.51.0 — 9 June 2026

Every operator action is now reachable both ways (agent MCP and HTTP REST), each world gets its own web address, and a big internal cleanup makes each daemon own its surface.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.51.0

arizuko v0.50.0 — 7 June 2026

The gated monolith is gone: arizuko now runs as three focused daemons instead of one — and Telegram replies that were silently failing are fixed.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.50.0

arizuko v0.49.0 — 1 June 2026

The agent now formats and threads replies correctly across Telegram, Slack and Discord, and the reference docs match the running code again.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.49.0

arizuko v0.48.0 — 30 May 2026

A correctness pass across the router and every adapter — agent audit logging restored, inbound messages no longer drop on transient failures, and reply threading fixed on email + Mastodon.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.48.0

arizuko v0.47.0 — 30 May 2026

The docs site got a full redesign and the “ask the agent” chat became a real, persistent popup; a batch of platform-reply bugs are gone.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.47.0

arizuko v0.46.1 — 29 May 2026

The agent stays in the conversation, scheduled tasks fire on time, and a batch of routing, delivery, and auth bugs are gone.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.46.1

arizuko v0.46.0 — 28 May 2026

Agents can now search the whole message history, pin/edit/delete messages, and the entire cold-tier config is one reflective engine you export and apply as YAML with an auto-generated OpenAPI doc.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.46.0

arizuko v0.42.0 — 19 May 2026

Five new dashd pages, three security fixes, and secrets now encrypted at rest. The operator dashboard is usable for day-to-day ops without touching .env or the DB.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.42.0

arizuko v0.41.0 — 18 May 2026

Mint a public chat URL or a webhook URL with one MCP call; both flow into the same agent through the same store.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.41.0

arizuko v0.33.0 — 2 May 2026

Voice replies close the loop on the audio channel that Whisper opened months ago, and the router stops guessing JID kinds from sign bits — every adapter now emits typed addresses (telegram:group/…, discord:<guild>/<channel>) so routes, grants, and onboarding speak one language.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.33.0

arizuko v0.32.2 — 30 Apr 2026

URL polish on the slink round-handle protocol shipped in v0.32.0. The verb does the work now — POST extends a round, GET observes it — and special tokens (/turn/, ?steer=) disappear.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.32.2

arizuko v0.32.1 — 30 Apr 2026

Quiet bugfix release. Closes a cross-world spam vector revealed by v0.32.0’s own release broadcast: tier-1 world agents could send to chats that route to other worlds, producing the same notice 2–4× per chat.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.32.1

arizuko v0.32.0 — 30 Apr 2026

Slink becomes the universal “drop a message, observe the round” surface. Every agent run is now a first-class object with a stable handle, pageable frames, an SSE stream that closes cleanly, and steering for chained follow-ups — useful for cron jobs, web pages, and scripts that need to talk to the agent without a full chat client.

Full notes: CHANGELOG § v0.32.0

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Everything before v0.32.0 lives in the canonical CHANGELOG.md on GitHub.