OpenSRE changelog: what's new each month
Every stable OpenSRE release summarised by month: the highlights, new features, improvements, fixes and anything you need to act on. 3 months covered; the current month updates daily.
November 2026 · so far
1 release: 0.1.2026.11.1
November brought a focused update to OpenSRE with improvements to monitoring integration. This release includes a fix for Grafana's Loki query handling.
Highlights
- Fixed Loki query requests in Grafana to respect server limits
Fixed
- Loki query requests in Grafana are now capped at server limits to prevent overload
October 2026
31 releases: 0.1.2026.10.1 → 0.1.2026.10.31
October brought major improvements to agent orchestration, user interface, and integrations. The month focused on enhancing loop scheduling, Slack integration, GitHub workflows, and CLI usability.
- Legacy fleet CLI and shell commands removed.
- Yandex Cloud integration removed.
- X Twitter MCP integration removed.
- Opsgenie integration removed.
Highlights
- Agent loops now run automatically on schedules with readable reports delivered to channels and email.
- Slack integration improved with native stop buttons, Configure buttons for integrations, and better account handling.
- GitHub workflows enhanced with automatic conflict fixing, improved repository selection, and push-to-branch CI fixes.
- Terminal UI redesigned with unified record lists, editable forms for work items and goals, and better search capabilities.
- LLM provider setup simplified with unified login and model selection across ChatGPT, Grok, and other services.
New
- Live skill releases pull every five minutes to keep agent capabilities current.
- Agent loop templates ship that every tick runs, with support for CI and code-scanning workflows.
- Personal GitHub integrations allow agents to use individual user credentials.
- Progressive disclosure of agent tools shows relevant capabilities based on context.
- Workspace knowledge and Slack scan features with memory audit and Knowledge page sync.
- Scheduled tasks can run on demand from the web app.
- ChatGPT subscription login through browser authentication.
- OTel-native payment watch with retained lifecycle reports.
Improved
- Gateway now handles remote prompts in parallel, supporting up to 8 turns per task safely.
- Slack replies acknowledge messages before loading sessions, reducing apparent delays.
- Terminal transcript now grows downward before anchoring and supports text selection.
- Record browser lists are now searchable and support picking exact items from dropdown menus.
- CLI help rebuilt as a browser with subcommands shown in the composer tray.
- Onboarding startup menu now leads with recommended CI/CD automation.
- Subprocess limit raised to 240 seconds with improved local messaging and gateway fixes.
- Installation process overlaps downloads and skips brew auto-update for faster setup.
Fixed
- Gateway hosted prompts now return gracefully when the gateway stops answering.
- Cron scheduler now reads weekday numbers correctly following crontab convention.
- Slack timeout thread replies extended to 30 minutes wait period.
- Terminal shell now exits properly on confirmed Ctrl+C.
- Installer retries GitHub rate limits while resolving releases.
- Multiple GitHub code scanning findings remediated.
September 2026
30 releases: 0.1.2026.9.1 → 0.1.2026.9.30
September brought major usability improvements to the shell interface, removal of the investigation product to focus on single-agent chat, and expanded capabilities for CI repair automation and hosted gateway operations.
- Removed the investigation product; only single-agent chat core remains.
- Removed Hermes integration and product references.
- Removed Watchdog monitoring system.
- Changed startup instruction from 'opensre setup' to 'opensre' for new users.
Highlights
- Removed the investigation product to streamline the core single-agent chat experience.
- Added GitHub-backed account login and improved terminal startup animation and theming.
- Introduced hosted gateway features for running the CI repair loop and handling queued prompts.
- Expanded CI analytics to measure blocked time per PR and scan repository health in parallel.
- Added merge conflict resolution with readable reviews and streaming conflict resolution steps.
New
- GitHub-backed OpenSRE account login.
- Hosted gateway that can run the CI repair loop and queue prompts waiting for turn slots.
- Merge conflict resolution with readable overview, verdict per conflict, and streaming agent steps.
- Langfuse tracing integration for turns, LLM calls, and tools (with session tracking for users and groups).
- Skill success criteria verification attached to every skill.
- CLI context file attachment with the opensre ask command.
- Guided setup for GitHub, Telegram, and PostHog integrations in the CLI.
- Deterministic CI reliability loop with background service and raw snapshots.
Improved
- Terminal interface rendering with softer text, reduced eye strain, and improved contrast.
- Reply table rendering with focus-aware sound notifications.
- Shell output organization with command output recessed beneath reply summary and collapsed tracebacks.
- Question and answer recap with bolded Ask User questions and letter-key clarification menus.
- Installation performance through bundle rename staging and delayed error reporting.
- Task scheduling with crash-safe writes, abandoned claim reclamation, and legacy task kind migration.
- CI analytics to read full GitHub window past the 1000-run listing ceiling and measure red time per HEAD commit.
- Shell command rendering for better table display and delegated CLI children at replay width.
Fixed
- Fixed stale pinned plans clearing when a new turn starts idle.
- Fixed GitHub package API mocking in account-gate tests.
- Fixed scheduler to require full delivery for completion and parallelize delivery fan-out.
- Fixed recurring morning-report payload preservation in task scheduling.
- Fixed CI repair to stop failing repairs after three attempts and judge skipped checks by their cause.
- Fixed Telegram bot token redaction from gateway poller errors.
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