Thursday, April 2, 2026 · v1.4.0
Automation and Castrel Proxy Upgrades
This release turns automation into a more reliable operational loop across scheduling, notification delivery, and follow-up conversation flows. Compared with earlier versions, this iteration fixes notification-channel behavior, mention handling, and execution stability issues that previously caused duplicate notices or unreliable task persistence.
Automation details: Automations.
This release also improves the event configuration flow inside automation. You can define clearer trigger conditions and execution rules, so automation can run with both schedule-driven and event-driven patterns in production operations.

Castrel Proxy adds a new proxy mode and further strengthens private-network observability access in this release. Permission controls were also hardened across MCP, skills, command execution, and filesystem access so teams can apply least-privilege controls in production.
Castrel Proxy details: Castrel Proxy.
- Added: Ansible
- Added: DingTalk Docs
- Added: Email notifications
- Enhanced: Feishu (user mentions and message handling flow)
- Improved automation execution flow for more reliable scheduling and notifications.
- Expanded automation support for continuous troubleshooting conversation loops.
- Added a new proxy mode in Castrel Proxy for broader private-network access.
- Simplified knowledge creation flow to reduce operational friction.
- Unified knowledge tool naming and type handling for consistency.
- Enhanced chat experience for image/file interaction and session recovery.
- Fixed notification-channel selection and display issues in automation.
- Fixed Feishu mention prompt and message construction issues in automation flows.
- Fixed execution and recovery issues in chat and Castrel Proxy collaboration.
- Fixed knowledge tool naming inconsistencies and compatibility gaps.
- Fixed Feishu event deduplication issues to reduce repeated notifications.