MeshAgent 0.29 delivers major upgrades across Studio, Powerboards, and the CLI, with a strong focus on threaded chat workflows, MCP-based service onboarding, and memory operations.
MeshAgent 0.29 is focused on making agent workflows more durable, easier to manage, and easier to operate at scale. Across MeshAgent Studio, Powerboards, and the CLI, this release introduces a more complete model for threaded conversations, better service onboarding through MCP, and broader tools for exploring and maintaining room memory.
Before 0.29, MeshAgent chatbots could persist conversation history, but the experience was still closer to continuing a single ongoing conversation than managing multiple user-facing threads. In practice, persistence existed, but threaded chat was not yet a fully developed interaction model in Studio and Powerboards.
With 0.29, threaded conversations become a first-class workflow. Studio and Powerboards now support thread lists with open, rename, and delete flows, along with a default-new thread mode for chat UIs. That means users can move between multiple conversations more intentionally instead of always resuming the same running history. Thread-state retention during layout changes has also improved, making these multi-thread workflows more reliable in day-to-day use.
MeshAgent Studio and Powerboards now allow you to add MCP-backed services and connectors directly from an MCP URL. This shortens the path from discovering a service to getting it running in a room.
Connector display and filtering behavior have also been improved, helping teams work more effectively with larger or more complex connector sets. OAuth dynamic client registration support is stronger in this release as well, which improves compatibility with providers that require more advanced auth setup. Installer summaries now do a better job surfacing permissions, token identity effects, and MCP install details before a service is added.
Memory workflows are significantly broader in 0.29 across both the UI and CLI. In MeshAgent Studio, room memory now has richer graph and query exploration so teams can inspect what agents know in a more visual and actionable way. Entity and relationship edit and delete actions are now available directly from memory views.
On the CLI side, memory operations are also much more complete. You can now import memory dumps and perform direct entity and relationship deletion from the command line. This makes memory maintenance far more practical for teams operating rooms with evolving knowledge graphs, imported datasets, or long-running agent state.
Beyond threads and memory, 0.29 includes a wide set of UI improvements across MeshAgent Studio and Powerboards. Room memory experiences have been refreshed with better query results, graph rendering, and more actionable details panes. Participant management is clearer, with better “people in room” controls, improved local participant handling, and updated avatar treatments.
Meeting layouts also get refined screen-share pinning behavior, while file table UX now supports multi-select and bulk delete for more efficient room management. Permissions flows in Studio have been redesigned with multi-select autocomplete, email parsing, and better project-versus-room grant handling. Domain and account dialogs have also been cleaned up to avoid incorrect room listings and reduce friction for admins managing larger setups.
The CLI continues to expand in 0.29 with new utilities and stronger support for threaded, memory-aware agents. New service utilities include meshagent service spec and meshagent service service-id, and service creation, update, and spec flows now support MCP service sources via --mcp.
Thread-aware chatbot and Codex flows now support --threading-mode and --thread-dir, giving developers better control over how conversations are created and persisted. Memory-aware agent workflows also expand with --use-memory and --memory-model options.
There is also a new SQL command for room databases with meshagent room database sql, including query, table, params JSON and file flags, plus pretty output control. New memory import and cleanup commands now include meshagent room memory import, meshagent room memory delete-entities, and meshagent room memory delete-relationships. On top of that, thread import support has been added with meshagent room sync import threads, making it possible to ingest Claude thread exports. Error handling and CLI usage messaging have also been improved for missing or invalid options.
Under the hood, 0.29 improves reliability and operational control across the platform. Codex cancellation and recovery behavior is more reliable, including better thread restore handling. Namespaced memory and table grant behavior has been tightened for safer access control. Computer-use and Playwright flows also received reliability fixes, helping reduce runtime instability in automation-heavy workflows.
Deployment and runtime packaging have also improved, including support for gcsfs, which helps smooth out environments that depend on cloud-backed filesystem integrations.
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