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prime-agent 0.0.10

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- Add Claude Opus 4.8 to Prime Inference, with reasoning support. Adopt the upstream IPython control-environment prompt: prefer %%bash cells and run project imports and tests through the project's own environment. Rework Ctrl+C to interrupt first and exit on a second press, with Escape now clearing the input bar.

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New Relic Knowledge is now Generally Available

Modern environments generate massive amounts of operational data, but the knowledge required to resolve issues is often fragmented across wikis, tickets, and tribal knowledge. New Relic Knowledge closes that gap by transforming scattered documentation into an enterprise-grade grounding layer.

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React Native Session Replay , Privacy Masking

Description: React Native Session Replay now correctly respects your chosen maskLevel , light, medium, or conservative , on both iOS and Android, honoring privacy configurations end-to-end exactly as intended. Bonus points? iOS light masking now also auto-masks phone and email keyboard inputs to match Android and web behavior.

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Text to Speech

- v1 model removal: The eleven_monolingual_v1 and eleven_multilingual_v1 models are deprecated and will be removed on July 9, 2026. Migrate to eleven_multilingual_v2 or another current model before removal. See deprecated models for replacement suggestions.

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prime-agent 0.1.0

- Add a daemon-backed Agents View as the default local entrypoint, with daemon mode and CLI controls for creating, listing, attaching, killing, renaming, and prompting live sessions. Add an AgentConnection client boundary with in-process and daemon adapters, plus versioned daemon protocol metadata and attach snapshots for future Swarm wrapping.

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prime-agent 0.0.8

- Fix the onboarding flow so model selection, manual key entry, and cancellation all resolve correctly instead of re-prompting on every launch. Add a Prime Inference onboarding splash for Prime CLI users and persist an onboarding-completed flag.

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prime-agent 0.0.7

- Add Python-backed skills that install into the persistent IPython kernel and appear alongside markdown skills. Add Prime team selection during Prime Inference login so team inference costs use the selected Prime CLI context. Guide unauthenticated users through login and model selection before the first agent turn.

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prime-agent 0.0.6

- Polish installer startup so npm and Node.js setup stays behind the Prime splash with rotating progress detail. Read Prime Inference credentials from the Prime CLI config so prime login makes Prime Inference models available on startup. Skip a saved default model at startup when it no longer has configured auth, avoiding stale unauthenticated selections.

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prime-agent 0.0.5

- Redesign onboarding: guide unauthenticated users through login and model selection before the first turn, with a refreshed Prime splash and centered menu surfaces. Add a Prime Inference login dialog with browser sign-in and a manual API-key fallback. Adapt interactive surfaces and the editor background to the detected terminal colors (dark vs light).

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prime-agent 0.2.0

- Improve diffs and traces: show edit diffs in the collapsed IPython view, and make trace uploads observable and resilient with logging, endpoint reporting, and retry on transient failures. Support images in context: paste images straight into the prompt, with validation, resizing, and graceful handling on non-vision models.

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prime-agent 0.0.4

- Add a system prompt note listing the pre-installed Python packages (requests, httpx, pandas, numpy, scipy, pydantic, and more). Add a default extra-packages constant and kernel bootstrap that installs those packages, with the prompt referencing the constant instead of a hardcoded list.

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