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The latest four releases, newest first. Older releases are summarised on Previous changes and in GitHub Releases. Each section describes its own release; the rest of the documentation describes the current one.

Published 2026-11-13. Bazilion 0.26.0 simplifies the whole product for a single local operator: about 186,000 lines of code, tests and docs were removed, and the features you use stay on both the CLI and the web UI. The embedded Pi engine stays at 1.4.0. See the GitHub release.

The database schema was reset to one clean-install schema, and a 0.25 (or older) home is refused at startup. Nothing is migrated or imported. With the old daemon stopped:

Terminal window
cp -a ~/.bazilion ~/.bazilion-0.25 # keep the old home, and any linked Team projects
npm install -g bazilion@0.26.0
bazilion uninstall --yes
bazilion dashboard # bootstraps a fresh home

Then connect a provider again and recreate the Teams and Agents you need. See Upgrade to 0.26.0.

  • Review packets, specialist verification and publication to a code host. The Team Review diff page and file feedback stay (Reviewing what changed).
  • The communication approval queue, Team Policy template lineage and denial history. Team Policy is now plain allow edges with an open or restricted mode per Team, and Team templates are plain rosters.
  • The workspace lease and its recovery commands. Teammates run concurrently again, and wait_for_reply works between them.
  • The coding evidence layer: the coding_* tools, receipts, retained command logs and source snapshots. Live output now streams for every tool, in the web UI and the CLI.
  • The native Bubblewrap sandbox and the separate protected turn surface.
  • Device pairing codes and token scopes.
  • macOS-specific process, keychain and Git layers.
  • @bazilion/client and @bazilion/api-types are no longer published to npm; only the bazilion package is.
  • Docker is the only sandbox. BAZILION_BASH_SANDBOX=off|docker applies to every turn: chat, Telegram, follow-ups, schedules and inbox wakes. With off, unattended turns run on the host with the same tools as chat.
  • The bootstrap token works at the web login. Browser sessions last until 30 days without use, and device tokens do not expire unless created with --expires-days.
  • Scheduled triggers and learning reviews run once per occurrence, without retries. Failures show in Attention and in the trigger history with the real error.
  • Bazilion’s own credentials (ChatGPT sign-in, MCP tokens, Telegram bot token, bootstrap token) no longer reach agent shells or MCP stdio servers.
  • A chat sent while its Agent is compacting, resetting or archiving is refused as busy.
  • CLI flags renamed: bazilion token create --expires-days and bazilion login --skip-verify.
  • Team memory keys must end in .md.
  • Linux is the tested platform; macOS runs commands on the host and is untested.

Many fixes came along the way, including a path traversal in skill deletion, CSRF and Origin checks for web server functions, attachments over 1.5 MB, Fireworks endpoints, files lost in queued follow-ups, Telegram members unable to chat and a hung MCP server slowing every turn.

Published 2026-10-30, with Pi 1.4.0. An alpha that required Node ^26.12.1 and retired Node 24. See the GitHub release.

  • Apple Silicon Mac coding as explicitly unisolated host execution, with private-worktree Git inspection, daemon-owned MCP stdio and managed browsing on an Agent-private keychain.
  • A Linux native sandbox (unprivileged Bubblewrap with seccomp) next to the Docker sandbox. 0.26.0 removed the native sandbox again.
  • The schema changed: 0.24.0 and older homes were refused and needed a fresh home.

Published 2026-10-23. See the GitHub release.

  • Ordinary interactive Agent chat on macOS, with guarded repository-instruction reads.
  • The embedded Pi engine moved to 1.4.0 (AI, agent core, coding agent and MCP client).
  • bazilion doctor and /config separated installation health from execution readiness.
  • The 0.23 schema was unchanged, so a 0.23 home opened as it was.

Published 2026-10-21, with Pi 1.0.0. See the GitHub release.

  • Native OpenAI and ChatGPT web search, with guarded reading of the cited pages.
  • Recovery for generated images whose delivery was interrupted.
  • Workspace blocker reporting with limited cleanup attempts (removed in 0.26.0).
  • Legacy MCP SSE retired; Streamable HTTP and stdio remained.
  • Node 24.22.0+ or 26.4.0+ required. The schema changed: 0.22.0 and older homes needed a fresh home.