Three main dishes this time: a Browser that works on the real web, @ tagging for everything, and ACP support in the CLI. The Browser got stealthy: The internal Browser now handles bot detection properly. Sites that flagged Agent Zero as a bot and were unusable in previous versions now just work, including Gmail and your social accounts. You sign in yourself through an interactive authenticated viewport, then the agent works inside your session. The Browser runtime is shared across chats: sign in once, every chat can use it, tabs restore automatically, and cleanup is safer. On top of that: native resizing, DOM hover support, multi-page annotations, clearer loading feedback, and voice controls. The attached video shows it browsing Gmail. Tag anything with @: Type @ in the composer and get scoped autocomplete for agent profiles, files, folders, skills, and MCP servers. No more typing full paths or remembering exact names. It works in the Web UI and in the CLI, where completion also covers bounded local or container workspace paths. Composer drafts now persist per chat too, so a reload never eats your half-written message. The CLI speaks ACP: Run 'a0 acp' and the CLI starts an Agent Client Protocol stdio server backed by the Agent Zero connector, with session lifecycle and host-tool support. In practice, external editors that support ACP can now host Agent Zero directly: your editor becomes the frontend, Agent Zero does the work. Also in this release: Unified subordinate agent lifecycle across direct and parallel calls with resumable failed children, streamed tool calls preserved when final response envelopes omit them, plugin reload prompts scoped to global changes only, authenticated extension routes with path-traversal protection, and backup restore that no longer affects the active process settings. How to update CLI: open a terminal and type 'a0 update' Web UI: open Settings -> Check for updates -> Review update New here? Install guide: https://www.agent-zero.ai/p/docs/installation

Quick one: both releases are out today. The big one is host browser control. After days of demos, the feature is now yours. You can point Agent Zero at the browser you're already using (the one with your tabs, your sessions, your login state) and have it work alongside you in the background. Multi-tab. No Chrome extension. No sandbox. Setup is four steps: 1. Install Agent Zero or update to v1.14 2. Install Agent Zero CLI 3. Run /browser host in the CLI 4. Go to chrome://inspect/#remote-debugging and enable the checkbox That's it. It works with any model, cloud or local. If you've been waiting for the "real browser" use case, this is the version to install. Pool of things I'd love to see from this community: - What workflows you build with it - Edge cases that break (please report them, this is v1 of the feature) - Comparisons against the OpenAI Codex browser approach if anyone tries both Visit agent-zero.ai/p/docs for further guidance and how-to. Drop questions below, or make sure to join us in our Community Call, tomorrow. Alessandro