Unify Markdown and LibreOffice document handling around an active-file header in both canvas and modal views. Move creation into a shared + New menu, place Save beside file actions, and expose Rename/Close File from the document dropdown. Update the README with the refreshed Office and Browser screenshots plus the new Office UI behavior.
Promote LibreOffice-native ODT, ODS, and ODP as first-class defaults for Writer, Spreadsheet, and Presentation while keeping OOXML as explicit compatibility formats.
Add ODF package generation, validation, read/edit support, and focused tests for Markdown, ODT, ODS, ODP, DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX artifact behavior.
Reduce automatic document response triggering so meta-discussions about generated files do not create artifacts, while explicit file and canvas requests still work through the intended Markdown editor or Desktop affordance.
Preserve the native A0 browser launcher, sync the live container, and validate the flow with real chats and Playwright.
Remove the Collabora/WOPI runtime and route stack, including the old status APIs, proxy helpers, bootstrap extensions, and WOPI store tests. Add the Markdown-first document store, LibreOffice status/conversion helpers, LibreOfficeKit session bridge, and reusable Xpra virtual desktop gateway used by the new document runtime.
Update image and self-update bootstrap paths so existing containers can acquire the LibreOffice, XFCE, Xpra, and desktop-control dependencies through the normal install hooks instead of an ad hoc manual install.
Create a generic OAuth Connections plugin with Codex/ChatGPT Account as the first provider, using OpenAI's device-code flow to persist Codex-compatible account tokens.
Expose a loopback OpenAI-compatible wrapper for models, responses, and chat completions, and point LiteLLM at the container-local Agent Zero origin.
Add a dummy API-key extension and focused tests so the account-backed provider appears configured without requiring a user-entered key.
docs: add Codex plan OAuth callout
Highlight that Agent Zero can use an existing OpenAI Codex plan through the new OAuth flow.
Add the account-backed LLM plans image and surface the section from the README navigation, while pointing toward future Gemini CLI and Claude Code integrations.
Handle Codex account SSE chat chunks
Teach the Codex/ChatGPT account bridge to extract text from OpenAI-style SSE chat completion deltas and fall back to a normal output_text response when upstream only streams chunks.
Strip user-supplied stream kwargs before LiteLLM calls so Agent Zero owns streaming mode and custom parameters cannot pass stream twice.
Add targeted tests for streamed delta extraction and reconstructed responses.
update README.md with LLM plans mention
Introduce the new built-in Browser plugin for Agent Zero, replacing the legacy
browser-use-based browser agent with a direct Playwright-powered browser tool,
live WebUI viewer, browser session controls, status APIs, configuration, and
extension-management support.
Add browser-specific modal behavior so the browser can run as a floating,
resizable, no-backdrop window, including modal focus, toggle, and idempotent
open helpers for richer WebUI surfaces.
Remove the old `_browser_agent` core plugin and the `browser-use` dependency,
then clean up stale browser-model wiring and references across agent code,
model configuration docs, setup guides, troubleshooting docs, skills, and
Agent Zero knowledge.
Update regression and WebUI extension-surface coverage for the new browser
architecture and modal behavior.
The legacy browser-use implementation has been extracted from core so it can
continue separately as a community plugin published through the A0 Plugin Index for any user or professional that were relying on it for workflow.
- Remove RELEASE_NOTES_DIR env var and docs/release_notes/ directory with v1.0 and v1.1 markdown files
- Add OPENROUTER_API_KEY and OPENROUTER_MODEL to workflow environment variables
- Add OPENROUTER_CHAT_COMPLETIONS_URL constant and OPENROUTER_SYSTEM_PROMPT_PATH pointing to scripts/openrouter_release_notes_system_prompt.md
- Add require_env, load_text, github_repository_parts, github_api_get helpers
Move the Browser Agent/browser-use stack into a tracked built-in
`_browser_agent` plugin while preserving the current model/config flow.
Changes:
- add built-in `_browser_agent` plugin with tool, helpers, prompts, assets,
status API, and WebUI message/status surfaces
- move browser-use wrapper and monkeypatch ownership out of `models.py`
into plugin helper code
- keep browser model resolution on the `_model_config` path and continue
using the effective Main Model / chat model config
- remove stale Browser HTTP Headers UI and outdated browser-model wording
- make Playwright runtime resolution bootstrap-only and stop installing
browser binaries on demand
- switch browser log rendering to plugin-owned WebUI extension handling
with core fallback compatibility for old logs
- delete obsolete core browser tool/helpers/prompts/assets after plugin
resolution is in place
- update docs to reflect built-in plugin ownership and Main Model browser
behavior
feat(browser-agent): improve lifecycle reliability, LLM compatibility, and local-dev bootstrap
- **Lifecycle Reliability**: Implemented stale Chromium lock file cleanup and one-shot ephemeral profile fallback to prevent CDP connection hangs and profile-locked crashes.
- **LLM Compatibility**: Added OpenRouter/Gemini shims including schema compaction, system instruction injection, and JSON output normalization for `browser-use` validation.
- **Cache Alignment**: Reverted Playwright browser cache to `tmp/playwright` for parity with core behavior and updated Docker scripts and documentation accordingly.
- **Local-Dev Bootstrap**: Added a plugin `install()` hook to automate Python dependency setup and transitioned bootstrap feedback to UI notifications.
- **Plugin Config**: Set `always_enabled: false` to allow users to opt-out or bring their own browser providers.
- **Testing**: Expanded test suite to cover lifecycle edge cases, LLM normalization, and bootstrap logic.
rework clean up browser agent sessions on reset/removal
Force browser-agent teardown to use BrowserSession.kill() so keep_alive sessions do not leave Chromium running and keep the profile locked. Add centralized browser state cleanup for reset/context removal and regression tests to cover the new teardown path and prevent SingletonLock fallbacks from stale sessions.
add browser agent thumbnail
restore local dev for Playwright in browser agent via hook
- Introduced a new hook to bootstrap Playwright for local development, ensuring the Chromium headless shell is installed when in development mode.
- Updated the Playwright helper to call the new hook if the binary is not found during the binary check.
- Added tests to verify the correct installation and behavior of the Playwright binary in local development scenarios.
proper install notifications for Playwright in local dev
- Added notification management for Playwright bootstrap process, including info, success, and error notifications.
- Enhanced the `bootstrap_local_dev_playwright` function to notify users about the installation status of the Playwright runtime.
- Updated tests to verify the correct notifications are sent during the Playwright installation process.
rework browser state cleanup extensions for agent context removal and reset
- Added `CleanupBrowserStateOnRemove` and `CleanupBrowserStateOnReset` extensions to handle browser state cleanup when an agent context is removed or reset.
- Updated `cleanup_browser_agent_state` function to utilize new protocols for better type safety and clarity.
- Enhanced the `State` class to ensure proper cleanup of browser sessions and user data directories.
- Introduced tests to validate the cleanup functionality and ensure browser sessions are correctly managed during agent lifecycle events.
enhance Playwright cache handling
- Updated Playwright helper to include support for a new cache directory at `.cache/ms-playwright`, aligning with standard cache locations.
- Modified the `get_playwright_search_dirs` function to incorporate the new cache path.
- Added a new test to verify the retrieval of the Playwright binary from the repository's `.cache/ms-playwright` directory, ensuring proper functionality across different cache locations.
- Updated existing tests to reflect changes in cache path handling.
update docs and README.md
restore local dev bootstrap and async-safe teardown
Keep Browser Agent bootstrap local in development, matching pre-extraction behavior, by removing the RFC filesystem hop from Playwright cache setup. Restore on-demand local-dev bootstrap through plugin hooks before browser-use import, so missing browser packages and runtime can be installed on first use.
Rework browser session teardown to be async-safe during reset and cleanup, avoiding nested event loop shutdown failures while still terminating the browser worker cleanly. Also remove redundant browser-use patch application and add regression tests covering local bootstrap, reset-time async shutdown, and lifecycle cleanup.
playwright bootstrap via plugin hooks
[Fixed][P1] The hook-based restore was architecturally in the right place, but it was too late to recover a missing local browser_use / playwright install. The browser tool imports browser_use at module load time, and tool loading silently skips modules that fail to import, so the plugin install() hook could never rescue the first browser invocation if those packages were absent. I fixed that by calling the plugin install hook before importing browser_use in local development: browser_use.py, browser_use.py, agent.py, test_browser_agent_playwright_bootstrap.py.
[Fixed][P3] The Browser Agent UI and runtime error text still claimed on-demand install did not exist, which contradicted the intended local-dev bootstrap path. I corrected both messages so they now describe the real behavior: main.html, playwright.py.
rm tests
restore old browser use logic files
restore old browser working behaviour
browser: migrate cleanup hooks to new extensible paths
Update Browser Agent cleanup extensions to the new deep @extensible path layout introduced in 7e1d9ad2a4, so AgentContext reset/remove hooks fire again after the framework migration.
`This restores browser state cleanup when chats are reset or deleted, preventing keep-alive browser sessions from surviving context removal and leaving chats stuck until restart. The change also keeps the recent browser regressions covered with focused tests for Anthropic/OpenRouter action normalization, keep-alive session teardown via kill(), and extension discovery under the new _functions/... path structure.`
Update messages.js
update docs
docs: update installation guide thumbnail and URL
- Updated the video URL and thumbnail to be the new script-based installation guide from YT in README.md and internal docs.
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- Standardize Python imports for user plugins to `usr.plugins.<plugin_name>...`,
replacing sys.path hacks and symlink-dependent patterns
- Add cleanup policy: plugins must not leave permanent system modifications
(symlinks, orphaned services, stray files) after deletion
- Remove superseded plugin-import-standards-report.md (recommendations are now
integrated into the actual docs)
- Updated surfaces: AGENTS.md, AGENTS.plugins.md, developer/plugins.md,
a0-create-plugin skill
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update AGENTS.md and enhance agent-facing knowledge of A0
Enhanced the knowledge of the framework by removing the 1:1 copy of our GitHub README.md at the root and replacing it with a docs set for agents, to know more about Agent Zero without all the noise from URLs, explanations meant only for users.
Updated AGENTS.md accordingly.
