Latest updates from Fireworks AI, a software platform.
aiml
Sep 25, 2026
Action required If you use any of the models below on serverless, migrate to a recommended replacement before September 25, 2026 . After that date, they will no longer be available via serverless endpoints. Recommended migrations17 days ago
Action required If you use any of the models below on serverless, migrate to a recommended replacement before May 14, 2026 . After that date, they will no longer be available via serverless endpoints. Serverless migration guide5 months ago
Action required If you use any of the models below on serverless, migrate to a recommended replacement before September 25, 2026 . After that date, they will no longer be available via serverless endpoints. Recommended migrations17 days ago
Action required If you use any of the models below on serverless, migrate to a recommended replacement before May 14, 2026 . After that date, they will no longer be available via serverless endpoints. Serverless migration guide5 months ago
Latest updates from Railway, Railway cloud hosting.
cloudhosting
Sep 25, 2026
MongoDB high availability, custom headers for project webhooks, MySQL PITR Sep 25, 2026 Free VMs without an account, tracing, OpenCode on Cloud Agents17 days ago
Railway Sandboxes, use your ChatGPT subscription with Railway Agent, MySQL PITR Sep 11, 2026 One-click Postgres major version upgrades, email forwarding for Railway domains, Claude Max 20x for Conductorsabout 1 month ago
Manage Postgres, edit variables, and connect agents with the Railway CLI Aug 28, 2026 Railway plugin for Grok Bot, MySQL High Availability, favorite projectsabout 2 months ago
Session Forking, Claude Subscriptions, and New Models # Try a different direction with session forking Explore another approach without disturbing your original work. Choose Fork session from a session's menu to create a separate session with its conversation context and a snapshot of the workspace. Pick up from that starting point instead of explaining everything again. # Bring your Claude subscription, or share one with your workspace Connect your Claude subscription from Connected accounts to use it with Claude Code in Tembo. Workspace admins can also connect a shared Claude subscription from Models > Subscriptions, so teammates can use the workspace connection without setting up their own. See usage limits and reset times alongside your connected account. # GPT-6.1 Sol and Claude Sonnet 5.5 GPT-6.1 Sol and Claude Sonnet 5.5 are now available in the model selector for compatible agent runtimes. Choose either when starting a session to try the new models on your next piece of work. # Keep related automation runs in one conversation Follow-up triggers for the same GitHub pull request or Linear issue now continue the same agent's existing session instead of starting a separate conversation each time. Updates stay together, so you can follow the work without jumping between sessions. # A dedicated identity for Jira Connect an optional Jira service account in your integration settings so Tembo can work with issues and comments as a dedicated bot. Your existing OAuth connection stays in place for webhooks, configuration, and Confluence. # More visibility and control Session activity now shows when an agent compacts its conversation context, making it easier to understand what is happening during longer sessions. The public API now lets you retrieve the current user and read or update user preferences, so your integrations can work with account settings programmatically. Also various bug fixes and improvements as always :) Sep 25, 2026 New Models, Grouped PR Checks, and a Test Pruner Template17 days ago
# GPT-6 Sol, GPT-6 Luna, and Claude Opus 5.5 Three new models join the lineup: GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna extend the GPT-6 family alongside Astra, and Claude Opus 5.5 is now available across every supported agent harness. Pick any of them from the model selector like usual. # Pull request checks are grouped and update live The task page now groups CI checks together instead of listing them one by one, and their status updates live on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket as checks run, so you can tell whether a pull request is ready to merge without refreshing. # Run agents when a GitHub Action finishes Agents can now trigger off a GitHub Actions workflow run completing, filtered by repository, workflow, branch, or outcome, so you can kick off a follow-up the moment a build fails or passes. # A Test Pruner agent template The new Test Pruner template scans your test suite for redundant or low-value tests and proposes what to remove, ready to run straight from the template gallery. # Everyday improvements Grok is upgraded from 4.6 to 4.7. Supabase now connects through the MCP catalog instead of the old OAuth flow. Public MCP now supports OAuth and bearer-token authentication, making it easier to connect external MCP clients. MCP servers that authenticate with OAuth Client ID Metadata Documents (CIMD) are now supported. Self-hosted deployments can now run the web control plane from a Docker image. Also various bug fixes and improvements as always :) Sep 18, 2026 Automatic Task Recovery, Bulk Invites, and Sessions Sorting24 days ago
# Tasks recover automatically when a sandbox restarts If a sandbox VM crashes or has to restart mid-task, Tembo now automatically recovers and resumes the task where it left off. Prefer to handle it yourself? You can cancel the automatic recovery and restart manually instead. # Invite your whole team at once Organization admins can now invite up to 500 teammates in a single batch instead of adding them one at a time, making it much faster to roll Tembo out across a team. # Sort and filter your sessions list The sessions list now has a sort dropdown (by created or updated) plus separate status and archived filters, making it much easier to find a session as your history grows. # Setup scripts get a real code editor Project setup scripts now open in a full code editor with syntax highlighting instead of a plain text box, making them easier to write and review. # Everyday improvements Self-hosted deployments get a runtime configuration editor in settings, so admins can update environment config and restart services without editing files directly on the server. Session titles now automatically refine after your first message instead of staying fixed from the start. Redeem Codex usage resets from your connected accounts right in settings. API keys now show when they were last used, making it easy to spot stale ones. Dracula is now available as an appearance theme. MCP integrations that need token refreshing, like Atlassian, now reauthenticate automatically instead of dropping the connection. The changes tab is more usable on mobile. Clear your personal agent and project preferences from settings in one click. Also various bug fixes and improvements as always :) Sep 9, 2026 Public API Resources, Planning Mode, and Computer Preview Audioabout 1 month ago