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#multi-agent
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Qwen Code nightly improves managed-agent coordination and test triageThe release improves managed-agent connector and broker robustness, adds mailbox-style session messaging and improves settlement of child runs after worktree merges. It also adds a test-failure report explorer for extension workflows.→VS Code 1.140 makes multi-agent development a first-class workflowThe release lets agents work across repositories and remote hosts while sharing session state through the Agent Host Protocol. It also adds HydraFusion model orchestration, managed Auto tiers and controls for minimum AI-feature versions.→Wippy Local ships a private multi-agent desktop workspaceThe alpha release describes local multi-agent collaboration, persistent knowledge bases, project workflows and user-approved self-modification. The update also adds unsaved-change warnings and a logs menu.→Qwen Code 0.23.4 expands resumable and cross-session agent workflowsThe release lets approved Web Shell goals start automatically, adds a peer endpoint for external cross-session messaging and introduces limits for goal turns and active minutes. It also routes scheduled Web Shell runs to configured models and session groups, while removing configurable message-prefix filtering from channels.→Qwen Code 0.23.2 adds resumable multi-agent controls and safer remote sessionsThe release carries budget and progress guidance into continuation prompts, journals failed agents, adds browser-task notifications and separates planning from execution permissions. It also adds token-based remote starts with QR pairing, same-origin shell access and improved content filtering.→Qwen Code 0.23.1-preview.2 makes multi-agent sessions and workflow runs inspectableThe preview adds visual management of dynamic workflow runs, live subagent status, a session resource catalogue and worktree-isolated named tasks. It also introduces session-turn navigation, transcript HTML export, workspace-scoped Skills and more deterministic workflow polling.→Qwen Code preview adds inspectable multi-agent workflowsThe preview adds Web Shell workflow visualisation, live subagent status, a session resource catalogue, worktree-isolated named tasks and session-turn navigation. It also introduces mandatory conversation writer leases and workspace-scoped skills runtime.→OpenClaw 2026.9.2 makes agent operations more recoverableThe release moves heavy transcript work away from the gateway event loop, expands settings that apply without restarts, adds GPT-6 Astra support and enables Swarm orchestration by default. It also changes cross-agent session visibility defaults, so shared Gateway deployments need to review their access settings.→Apodex 1.1 pairs multi-agent reasoning with built-in verificationApodex announced version 1.1 as a system for professional, scientific and financial work that combines multi-agent collaboration with built-in verification. The release also includes Apodex 1.1 Mini as open weights and FrontierAgent as open-source software, although the company’s benchmark claims remain vendor-reported.→Apodex 1.1 pairs an open-weight model with verifiable executionApodex 1.1 combines multi-agent collaboration, tool execution, failure recovery and source-linked verification in a persistent workbench that can process code and other artefacts. The release also includes open weights for Apodex 1.1 Mini and the open-source FrontierAgent framework; its capability comparisons are company-published.→Huawei Cloud moves CodeArts Agent to general availability in Asia PacificThe Basic and Professional editions are now generally available and combine project-level code understanding with autonomous development workflows. CodeArts Agent includes 16 specialised agents spanning requirements, architecture, coding, testing, issue resolution, and code review, plus more than 30 reusable engineering skills and IDE, plugin, CLI, and TUI access.→Codex CLI 0.150 makes cross-task coordination and trust controls first-classCodex CLI 0.150 lets users reference other tasks with @ mentions and ask agents to read, create or message tasks from the terminal; it also adds a copy picker, automatic task titles, clickable Markdown links and interrupt hooks. The release says untrusted projects no longer provide project-level AGENTS.md instructions, managed deny-read rules persist after permission changes, and app-server diagnostics improve credential redaction.→