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OpenCode 1.18.33 improves agent gateway reliability and secrecyProvider response and stream timeouts are now honoured for Cloudflare AI Gateway models. The release also prevents credentials and sensitive headers from appearing in debug configuration output and makes MCP launch failures visible to users.→Cloudflare workerd 1.20260920.1 fixes Node interop and queued-stream cleanupworkerd 1.20260920.1 changes how Node.js interop reports errors from transform pairs. It also drops queued stream data once every consumer has been collected.→Cloudflare workerd expands Node networking compatibility at the edgeThe release adds net.Server support to node:net and introduces cloudflare:node connectHandler. It also changes the event-port integration to be driven by a per-thread Tokio runtime.→Better Auth 1.7.3 restores schema compatibility and tightens authentication defaultsThe release restores compatibility with 1.6 account schemas and enables initialisation-time schema validation by default, rejecting authentication requests when detected mismatches remain. It also adds Cloudflare as a social provider, Have I Been Pwned password checks and fixes for OAuth callbacks, session handling and TOTP re-enrolment.→Cloudflare workerd hardens Python workers and hibernating WebSocketsThe release adds automatic Python-worker flags, synchronous try-read/write helpers and fixes for Pyodide dynamic library loading. It also improves hibernating WebSocket write serialisation and actor-fetch retries, while expanding test coverage for streams and queuing strategies.→Cloudflare workerd adds file-system writable streams and compression streamsworkerd v1.20260901.1 implements FileSystemWritableFileStream in TypeScript and adds encoding-stream and compression-stream suites with migrated tests. It also catches leaked SQLite handles during initialisation failure.→Cloudflare launches continuously retrained bot-defence engineAdaptive Intelligence is built into Cloudflare Bot Management and uses network-wide traffic signals to update its machine-learning model continuously. The system is designed to deploy disposable rules, validate new versions in shadow mode and adapt to new bypass tools without scheduled releases.→Cloudflare AI Search adds GLM-5.3 Flash with a million-token contextCloudflare's 30 August changelog says AI Search can now use GLM-5.3 Flash for text generation through Workers AI. The entry lists a 1,048,576-token context window, but it is a managed deployment announcement rather than an independent evaluation.→Cloudflare opens BotBase controls for bot and agent operatorsThe update adds a dashboard home with a bot directory, submission history, status explanations, and controls to edit or cancel submissions. It also expands classification around behaviour, content use, and identity while leaving site owners in control of how traffic is handled.→OpenCode 1.18.23 repairs Cloudflare AI Gateway routing and session handlingVersion 1.18.23 fixes third-party provider routing through Cloudflare AI Gateway and converts dotted Anthropic model IDs to the dashed form expected by Anthropic. It also fixes parent-session headers for session-aware providers and GitHub authentication using immutable OIDC subject tokens.→Cloudflare workerd adds dynamic WebAssembly modules and TypeScript stream RPC supportworkerd v1.20260822.1 adds `WebAssembly.Module` support to the dynamic worker loader and implements jsrpc serialisation and deserialisation for TypeScript web streams. It also upgrades SQLite to 3.53.4 and fixes an alarms-in-facets error.→Cloudflare workerd expands Workers image, browser and workflow primitivesCloudflare's v1.20260820.1 release raises the SQLite row limit to 4 MiB and adds Images binding features including signedUrl and createDirectUpload. It also exposes Workflow instance location hints, adds Browser Run accessibility-tree types and permits current-process debug-port access.→Cloudflare investigated network-performance issues in Phoenix and Los AngelesCloudflare opened the incident at 19:34:15 UTC, reporting network-performance problems in Phoenix and Los Angeles. The status page said the fix was being monitored at 20:34 UTC and resolution followed at 20:44 UTC, after the requested freshness window had closed.→Cloudflare reported elevated Durable Objects errors in SingaporeCloudflare recorded the incident at 07:47:04 UTC and said Durable Objects and downstream services in Singapore were returning increased errors. The provider resolved the incident at 08:58:06 UTC.→celld brings Durable Objects-style state to self-hosted infrastructurecelld uses JavaScript-compatible Workers and Durable Objects interfaces while moving storage and coordination onto infrastructure controlled by the operator. The design combines object-level SQLite state with object storage such as S3-compatible systems.→