The release adds HTTP channels, allowing agents to receive requests from webhooks and be used in internal tools, customer portals, and support systems, according to the company. It also adds user-level memory and user-owned credentials, file transfer in Slack, and a pre-built web-search tool powered by Parallel.
The release post says memory can be scoped to the authenticated person starting a run. It describes agent memory as shared across deployment users and user memory as keyed to the caller’s authenticated identity. The documented default for HTTP allows agent memory but denies user memory. The announcement does not establish adoption, reliability, security outcomes, or comparative performance for HTTP channels.