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@wisdomqin wisdomqin released this 02 May 14:31
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v1.9.2 — Workspace Governance, Tool UX & Token Cache Accounting

What's New

Enterprise Info & Workspace Governance

  • Shared enterprise_info/ workspace area now appears as tenant-level company context for agents and users.
  • Agent-side enterprise info is read-only: agents can list and read company context, but cannot create, edit, or delete shared enterprise files.
  • Admin-managed enterprise knowledge base: platform and org admins can update enterprise info while regular users and agents are protected from accidental modification.
  • Legacy task files no longer appear in new agent workspaces: new agents no longer receive todo.json / tasks.json; existing tasks.json files remain supported as legacy snapshots.
  • Workspace file handling polish improves preview/download behavior for shared enterprise files and preserves read-only boundaries.

Agent Management & Permissions

  • Company admins can manage company-visible agents even when those agents were created by regular users.
  • Private user-only agents remain private to their creator.
  • Agent permission APIs now return effective management capability, so the UI can distinguish creator ownership from admin management rights.
  • Start, stop, and permission update actions now use effective manager permission instead of creator-only checks.

Tool Management Experience

  • Agent and company tool lists now share a cleaner grouped UI with category headers, search, status filters, counts, and bulk toggles.
  • Tool categories are easier to scan and can be expanded only when needed, reducing very long tool-list pages.
  • Per-tool emoji icons were removed from the main list in favor of calmer category icons and compact labels.
  • Update Objective is now a global default tool, so newly created employees have the OKR objective update capability enabled by default.
  • Tool loading now avoids exposing disabled or agent-only tools to the LLM fallback path.

Chat & Agent UX

  • New and existing chat sessions focus the composer automatically, so users can type immediately after opening a session.
  • Existing sessions open at the latest message more reliably.
  • Expanded tool chains now keep following the bottom only while appropriate: if the user scrolls up intentionally, new tool updates no longer force the viewport back down.
  • Duplicate assistant avatars after a tool-chain block were removed for a cleaner transcript.
  • Tool-chain copy was refined from "Ran X agents" to clearer activity language.
  • Agent expiry quick-renew buttons now show selected state.
  • The dashboard's secondary "New Digital Employee" button was removed; creation remains available from the sidebar entry point.

Token Accounting & Cache Visibility

  • Token usage tracking now records input, output, estimated, cache-read, and cache-creation token counters.
  • Agent stats expose cache hit information for providers that return cache usage.
  • Qwen / Alibaba Bailian compatible calls now support provider-specific prompt cache control while preserving stable prompt prefixes.
  • Daily and monthly token reset logic now resets cache counters alongside total token counters.

Prompting, Webpage Generation & Tool Reliability

  • Default webpage/rich-document style guidance moved into the system prompt, reducing repeated tool-description text while keeping generated pages visually consistent.
  • Agent-facing reply guidelines now discourage emoji-heavy normal replies.
  • Web search instructions now refer to currently enabled tools instead of hardcoding unavailable tool names.
  • Tool-call execution now blocks disabled tool names and asks the model to retry malformed JSON tool arguments cleanly.
  • HTML-to-PDF and HTML-to-PPT conversion descriptions and parameters were expanded for higher-fidelity Chrome-based rendering.
  • Restart script now starts backend and frontend as detached daemons, avoiding local dev servers exiting after the restart command completes.

Upgrade Guide

Database migration required. Run alembic upgrade heads before restarting application services.

This release adds or updates schema/data defaults for:

  • agent cache token counters
  • daily token usage input/output/cache/estimated counters
  • default agent TTL changing to permanent (0)
  • default daily LLM call limit changing to 1000

Docker Deployment

git pull origin main

# Run database migrations
docker exec clawith-backend-1 alembic upgrade heads

# Rebuild and restart services
docker compose down && docker compose up -d --build

Source Deployment

git pull origin main

# Run database migrations
cd backend && alembic upgrade heads
cd ..

# Rebuild frontend
cd frontend && npm install && npm run build
cd ..

# Restart backend / frontend services

Kubernetes / Helm

helm upgrade clawith helm/clawith/ -f values.yaml
# Run migration job / command: alembic upgrade heads

Notes

  • enterprise_info/ is now shared tenant context. Review who has platform or org admin roles, because only admins should update those shared files.
  • New agents are permanent by default. If your deployment requires expiring agents, set tenant/user TTL defaults explicitly after migration.
  • Token cache counters depend on provider usage payloads. Providers that do not return cache fields will continue to show zero cache usage.
  • Existing legacy tasks.json files are preserved, but new agents will not get todo.json or tasks.json automatically.
  • If you run from source, use the updated restart.sh or your own process manager to keep frontend/backend processes detached.
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