ArgentAIOS Release Notes
Last updated: Apr 12, 2026
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All ArgentAIOS Release Notes (11)
- Apr 12, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 12, 2026
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v2026.4.11.1
ArgentOS Core ships a cleaner cross-platform release with Linux now a first-class install target, stronger scheduled workflow reliability, and a pared-back public Core surface that removes company-specific packs and proprietary connector surfaces from the shipped runtime.
Summary
ArgentOS Core is now a real cross-platform release. v2026.4.11.1 turns Linux into a first-class install target alongside macOS, hardens scheduled workflow reliability, and ships a cleaner public Core surface by stripping out company-specific packs and proprietary connector surfaces that did not belong in the public runtime.
Highlights
Linux is now a real Core install target
Public Core is documented and validated on Ubuntu with the hosted shell installer.
The Linux path now reflects the real topology users should expect: user systemd, Gateway on 18789, Dashboard API on 9242, PostgreSQL 17 on 5433, and Redis on 6380.
Validated on real hardware, not just CI
This release was validated on an Apple M3 Ultra Mac Studio and an Ubuntu host running the full dedicated PG17 + Redis stack.
Cleaner public Core boundary
Company-specific dashboard packs were removed from Core.
Proprietary Holace, CallScrub, ClientSync, Lion Report, and PayPunch connector surfaces were removed from the public Core candidate.
Scheduled workflows are safer by default
Summary-only cron jobs no longer fail just because they do not specify an outbound delivery target.
What Users Get
A clearer hosted install story on both macOS and Linux.
A public Core surface that is cleaner and more aligned with the open-source runtime.
More reliable scheduled task behavior for isolated agent jobs.
Better confidence that the published Core lane matches what was actually tested in the field.
Fixes
Fixed isolated cron jobs that could fail with cron delivery target is missing when they were intended to post summaries only.
Fixed macOS dev-install attachment after stale App Support device-auth state by validating and repairing the native app-to-gateway path during release signoff.
Fixed release promotion friction by cleaning up repo/workflow issues that were blocking the public main branch from catching up to the shipped release state.
Known Issues
Linux hosts that already run PostgreSQL or Redis for other workloads may still require manual completion of the dedicated Argent topology on 5433 / 6380 after the hosted installer runs.
Some company-specific references still remain in authorship metadata, internal docs, and tests, but the shipped runtime/business surfaces removed for this release were the public-facing company packs, proprietary connectors, and branded Mailgun aliasing.
Upgrade Notes
Hosted installs continue to use:
curl -fsSL https://argentos.ai/install.sh | bashOn Linux, verify after install/update:
argent health argent gateway status pg_lsclusters systemctl --user status argent-redis.serviceOn macOS, if a local app instance still holds stale gateway auth state, relaunching Argent.app once may be required.
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v2026.3.30.4
ArgentOS Core fixes fresh public-core installs so the dashboard API boots correctly during setup, restoring missing settings routes and preventing startup 404, 400, and 500 errors while chat keeps working. It also syncs the website installer and updates the runtime version.
Summary
Fresh public-core installs now bring up the dashboard API contract correctly, so the dashboard no longer comes up half-alive with missing settings routes.
What changed
- restore dedicated dashboard API bootstrap during the hosted installer flow
- persist the dashboard API skip flag through gateway service env generation
- verify the installer route contract for:
- /api/health
- /api/settings/dashboard/surface-profile
- /api/settings/load-profile
- /api/settings/auth-profiles
- sync the live website installer to the same recovery logic
- bump the public core runtime version to 2026.3.30.4 so the CLI matches the release tag
User-visible fix
Fresh installs should no longer show 404/400/500 failures for dashboard startup routes such as surface profile, load profile, auth profiles, and related settings fetches while chat still works.
Validation
- pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
- pnpm test src/install-hosted-dashboard-api.test.ts src/dashboard-surface-profile.test.ts
- pnpm build
- website: pnpm install --frozen-lockfile && pnpm build
Upgrade notes
existing users can update with: argent update
fresh installs from https://argentos.ai/install.sh now include the same dashboard API recovery path
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- Mar 30, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 30, 2026
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v2026.3.30.3
ArgentOS Core restores the native macOS Swift app handoff in the public Core installer, bringing Argent.app back for fresh installs while keeping the recent PostgreSQL bootstrap and master-key recovery fixes in place.
Summary
This release restores the native macOS Swift app handoff to the public Core installer while preserving the fresh-install recovery fixes from v2026.3.30.2.
What Changed
The public Core macOS installer downloads and installs Argent.app again.
The first-run handoff now offers Argent.app as the primary macOS experience again.
Browser/dashboard handoff remains available as a fallback if the native app launch fails.
The PostgreSQL schema bootstrap and master-key recovery fixes from v2026.3.30.2 remain in place.
Fixes
Fixed the regression introduced by removing Argent.app from the public Core installer path.
Fixed the macOS first-run flow so Public Core once again includes the Swift app as part of Core.
Known Issues
Older machines still using a pre-2026.3.29.32 updater may require one final manual sync if they hit the earlier restore control-ui updater bug.
Fresh installs still depend on the hosted installer and website installer staying in sync; this release includes that same-session website sync.
Upgrade Notes
Existing users can update with argent update.
On macOS, fresh installs should again offer the native Argent.app path instead of browser-only handoff.
Public tag: v2026.3.30.3
Public commit: 1d8c65cea602094fc0b1d3063f2eaa3857440f11
Original source Report a problem - Mar 30, 2026
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v2026.3.30.2
ArgentOS Core fixes a fresh-install regression in the public hosted installer, ensuring new Core installs complete with PostgreSQL tables and a usable master encryption key. It also hardens installer diagnostics and bumps the public runtime to 2026.3.30.2.
Summary
This release fixes a fresh-install regression in the public hosted installer so a new Core install does not finish in a partially initialized state.
What Changed
The hosted installer now creates the PostgreSQL schema tables during post-install instead of warning and continuing.
The installer now uses the daemon install path to bootstrap the master encryption key on fresh machines.
Public Core includes the new ensure-pg-tables helper scripts used by the installer recovery path.
The public runtime version is bumped to 2026.3.30.2.
Fixes
Fixed fresh hosted installs that could complete without the required PostgreSQL tables.
Fixed fresh hosted installs that could complete without a usable master key for secrets.
Fixed the installer success path so it hard-stops with actionable diagnostics instead of claiming success after a broken bootstrap.
Known Issues
Older machines still using a pre-2026.3.29.32 updater may require one final manual sync if they hit the earlier restore control-ui updater bug.
The website installer must be kept in lockstep with hosted installer changes; that sync is being shipped in the same release session.
Upgrade Notes
Existing users can update with argent update.
This release is primarily a fresh-install/installer-path repair; no manual migration is expected for healthy existing installs.
Public tag: v2026.3.30.2
Public commit: 9f407f7c52f4d0aaf397212ae950f2b25c90bfbe
Original source Report a problem - Mar 30, 2026
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v2026.3.30.1
ArgentOS Core releases public Core installer fixes, hardens corepack detection, removes the licensed macOS app handoff from the hosted installer, preserves source-install compatibility after export, and updates the public runtime version to 2026.3.30.1 for cleaner shipped build reporting.
Summary
This release ships the public Core installer fixes for GitHub issue #89 and GitHub issue #90, removes the licensed macOS app handoff from the public Core hosted installer, and bumps the public runtime version so installed builds report 2026.3.30.1 cleanly.
What Changed
- Hardened the hosted installer's corepack detection so it no longer treats a broken corepack shim as usable pnpm.
- Switched the public macOS hosted install handoff to the local dashboard/browser flow instead of downloading or launching /Applications/Argent.app.
- Preserved public-Core source-install compatibility after export by rewriting argentos@workspace:* references back to link:../.. in the affected extension and package manifests.
- Bumped the public Core runtime version to 2026.3.30.1 so the shipped binary and the public tag match.
Fixes
- Fixed hosted installer failures that printed Internal Error: not found: corepack when corepack existed but could not serve pnpm.
- Fixed public-Core pnpm install failures caused by exported manifests resolving argentos@workspace:* inside the public workspace.
- Fixed the public hosted installer so it no longer installs or launches the licensed Argent.app bundle.
Known Issues
- Machines still running an updater older than 2026.3.29.32 may need one final manual sync before future argent update runs are fully self-healing.
- The hosted website installer sync is a separate deploy rail; this release updates the public repo and tag first.
Upgrade Notes
- Existing users on recent Core builds can update with argent update.
- If a machine is still on a pre-2026.3.29.32 updater and argent update fails during the old restore control-ui step, complete one manual runtime sync, then future updates should follow the normal path.
Public tag: v2026.3.30.1
Public commits: 2ae70c2 (version bump), 093b0ec (installer/export fixes)
Original source Report a problem - Mar 30, 2026
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v2026.3.29.32
ArgentOS Core releases v2026.3.29.32 with a new update.
- Mar 30, 2026
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v2026.3.29.31
ArgentOS Core fixes the simplified core intent surface to restore it.
- Mar 30, 2026
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v2026.3.29.30
ArgentOS Core restores core config surface and family seeding.
- Mar 30, 2026
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v2026.3.29.29
ArgentOS Core fixes Core family-agent visibility so Org Chart and Workflow Map keep unassigned agents visible.
Public Core family-agent visibility repair.
Included:
- Org Chart and Workflow Map no longer filter out main unassigned family agents now land in a visible Core lane instead of disappearing
- argent remains the center/root node rather than duplicating into team clusters
- source-level lock tests added so main/family visibility and operations-vs-workforce routing cannot silently regress
Validation:
- pnpm test src/dashboard-surface-profile.test.ts
- pnpm build
- cd dashboard && npx vite build
- same build checks passed in argentos-core
- Mar 30, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 30, 2026
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v2026.3.29.28
ArgentOS Core ships a Public Core contract repair release that restores Gateway and Database settings surfaces, keeps Workloads in Operations while excluding Workforce from Core, unblocks dashboard API routes, and adds PostgreSQL base-schema bootstrap for partial installs.
Public Core contract repair release.
Included
- restore Gateway and Database settings surfaces in Public Core
- keep Workloads in Operations while keeping Workforce out of Core
- unblock Public Core API routes required by the dashboard for gateway/database/load-profile
- add PostgreSQL base-schema bootstrap in PgAdapter.init() so memory, knowledge, and MemU do not fail on partial PostgreSQL installs
- preserve the existing auth/proxy fixes from earlier releases
Validation
- pnpm test src/dashboard-surface-profile.test.ts
- pnpm build
- cd dashboard && npx vite build
- same build checks passed in argentos-core