WebSocket support with full server and client scaffolding

Deploy and release CLI commands for managing application deployments and release creation

Headless CLI mode for CI/CD pipelines and non-interactive environments

Per-route dependency topology in release manifests with handler-to-source mapping and cached scanning

Webhook plan/feature/entitlement syncing for Stripe billing integration

IAM and billing utility libraries with auth test case generation

Validation and coercion support for request/response schemas

Redis infrastructure integration and worker dependency management

Renamed universalSdk to clientSdk and removed circular dependencies

Sync automatically runs on release to ensure manifest consistency

Mapper syntax updates and internalized framework headers

Switched to generated mode by default and removed default mapper generation

Upgraded to OXLint with updated default configuration

Stripe pagination support and product mapping improvements

Fixed auth router configs not percolating to nested routes

Fixed cross-org user retrieval to scope by organization

Fixed Hyper-Express multipart file handling

Fixed worker name resolution in manifest files

Fixed partial update issues and non-2xx response checking

Fixed local import resolution for dotted filenames (e.g. plan.controller)

Introduced sync command to keep your local and remote environments in perfect harmony

Enhanced Docker authentication to work seamlessly with environment variables

Streamlined MCP authentication framework for better security and ease of use

Resolved screen hanging issue that could occur during version upgrades

Added platform-specific commands to improve cross-platform compatibility

New environment command with validation capabilities to catch configuration issues before deployment

Auto-generated integration tests for services and workers, saving hours of boilerplate writing

Environment sync functionality to ensure consistency across your development team

Various stability improvements and bug fixes for a smoother developer experience

Cascading environment variable loading for cleaner, more maintainable configuration management

Strengthened IAM infrastructure for better security and user management

Quality of life enhancements based on community feedback

Improved error messages to help you troubleshoot issues faster

MCP autogeneration to accelerate API development with less manual configuration

Authentication headers support for secure API communication out of the box

Route versioning to help you evolve your APIs without breaking existing clients

Application-level configuration system for better project organization

CLI enforcement mechanisms to maintain code quality and consistency

Enhanced developer experience with better command feedback and guidance