QwenPaw changelog: what's new each month
Every stable QwenPaw 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.
September 2026
2 releases: 2.2.0 → 2.2.1
September brought major infrastructure and integration improvements to QwenPaw, including multi-user Hub hosting, new model providers, and enhanced memory systems. The month focused on making deployment easier, routing more intelligent, and agent behavior more secure.
Highlights
- Self-host a multi-user QwenPaw Hub locally or in Docker with workspace access controls and credential management.
- New Mail assistant with real-time monitoring, search, and sender rules, bundled into the desktop app.
- Configure model routing separately per Agent with provider preferences and intelligent fallback policies.
- One-click detection and installation of plugin and PawApp updates.
- Redesigned sidebar and Settings with customizable navigation and improved session browsing.
New
- Multi-user QwenPaw Hub with workspace-level access controls, credential management, and reverse-proxy support.
- Intelligent mail assistant with real-time monitoring, thread-aware actions, sender allow/deny rules, and approval for unknown recipients.
- Auto Fin proactive memory review for more reliable agent memory processing.
- PowerContext as an optional long-term-memory backend configurable in the Console.
- Blueprint workbench, multi-timeline comparison, and reusable video templates in Creator.
- Unified environment variables settings page for Agents, MCP services, tools, and local models.
- Support for Volcengine Agent Plan and MiMo V2.5 providers.
- Per-Agent model routing configuration with provider preferences and fallback behavior.
Improved
- Model setup and selection now more consistent with unified provider discovery and thinking controls.
- Mail tool responses remain readable in Chinese conversations.
- Token Usage observability now shows prompt-cache hit and write metrics.
- Built-in Agent behavior strengthened around request scope, untrusted content, confirmations, and tool use.
- Agent progress display made clearer in Creator.
- Plugin and PawApp updates now detectable with one-click installation.
- Sidebar and Settings redesigned with customizable navigation.
Fixed
- Mail MCP integration issues with desktop app bundling.
- Long-term-memory processing reliability improved with ReMe upgrade.
August 2026
1 release: 2.1.0
August brought major productivity and creative capabilities to QwenPaw, with a new windowed app launcher, unified app catalog, integrated file management, and a multi-agent video production system.
Highlights
- Launch and manage apps in movable, resizable windows with a taskbar and saved layouts.
- Access and manage workspace files directly within Chat without context switching.
- Create finished videos using a team of specialized Agents that handle editing, effects, and production.
- Edit Robot Framework files with full syntax highlighting support.
- Unified app catalog shared across App Center and QwenPaw OS Shell.
New
- Windowed app launcher with taskbar, notifications, and layout saving.
- Multi-agent video production system for transforming ideas or footage into finished videos.
- File browser and manager integrated into Chat with preview, edit, compare, upload, and download.
- Direct Files workspace access from QwenPaw OS Shell.
- Robot Framework file editor with syntax highlighting.
- Selective Agent editing mode for clips, subtitles, effects, assets, and text while retaining direct controls.
- Support for image, video, voice, subtitles, motion, overlays, and parallel production in video creation.
Improved
- App catalog now unified across App Center and QwenPaw OS Shell.
- File management workflow streamlined by integrating with Chat interface.
July 2026
7 releases: 1.1.12.post3 → 2.0.1
July brought QwenPaw 2.0, a major overhaul of the runtime and governance model, followed by rapid refinements and new features for extensibility and user control.
- Runtime upgraded to 2.0 with refactored kernel; existing agents and sessions may require migration.
- ReMe memory backend replaced with v0.4.0; memory configuration and retrieval behavior changed.
Highlights
- Runtime 2.0 refactored the kernel on AgentScope 2.0 with unified connection management and encrypted credential storage.
- New Loop modes (Normal, Mission, Goal) and user-editable agent modes let you customize agent behavior without code changes.
- PawApp SDK enables plugins to build rich interactive UIs; includes a built-in Kanban app for task management.
- Scroll Context now uses SQLite-backed history with full-text search and on-demand recall capabilities.
- ReMe v0.4.0 backend replaced the in-house memory system with automatic tracking and improved retrieval.
New
- PawApp SDK platform for plugins to create custom interactive UIs.
- User-editable Agent Modes: define iteration limits, stop conditions, and approval gates from the console.
- Oh-My-Paw Plugin with five ready-to-use agent loops for multi-agent collaboration.
- Scroll Context SQLite-backed working history with FTS5 full-text search and eviction indexing.
- Agent OS Driver for unified MCP/A2A/ACP connection management with per-call approval policies.
- Policy engine with allow/deny/ask rules for governance and sandbox control.
- ReMe Light index maintenance with explicit rebuild and self-repair on startup.
- Chat archiving feature in the console.
Improved
- Loop gate design introduced with three new Loop templates.
- Memory writes now happen per-turn via middleware instead of at session close.
- ToolGuard detectors merged into a single policy evaluation path.
- ReMe reliability with runtime memory stats inspection and CJK embedding safety.
- Langfuse trace enrichment now includes user ID, session ID, and package version.
- History retention days now configurable from the console.
- Agent reasoning optimized to reduce redundant thinking loops and duplicate tool invocations.
- Dark mode text contrast improved for loop templates and chat history.
Fixed
- Fixed 1.x compatibility with ACP by pinning the ACP version.
- Fixed legacy session loading for file content blocks.
- Fixed doctor command to use readiness endpoint.
- Fixed MCP header migration from variable syntax to environment credential references.
- Fixed per-request model override now properly honored.
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