Release 1.43.0
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- Organisations. Tasks, identities and settings now belong to an org. An existing install is upgraded into a default org when the State Store first starts; the upgrade resumes if interrupted. Task de-duplication is scoped per org and identity.
- Access policies are enforced at the dashboard, the API and task
dispatch, with shipped roles and a rule that nothing crosses between orgs.
Denials are recorded and reported on the health page. If a policy locks
you out,
archied access reset --org <org>(or--instance) on the State Store host restores the shipped defaults. - Workflows can call workflows with a
workflow.callstep. Inputs and call cycles are checked when the workflow is saved, and the caller waits on the callee’s result. - Runs record each step. A run’s stages and agent calls are stored as steps, the task detail page reads them, and stopping a task or archiving it goes through one cancel path. After a crash, steps left running are marked interrupted. Archiving a task removes its worktree.
- Model roles, repositories, scheduling policy, providers and agent profiles apply without a restart.
- Kit harness profiles:
kitis now one digest-pinned reference, a workload Kit or a published Kit set, not a list. Rewritekit = [...]inconfig.tomlor the agent-profiles settings as the single reference; a list no longer loads. Compose mixins by publishing a Kit set.- OAuth logins are handled on the host: the egress proxy refreshes tokens, stores them encrypted, and gives the container only placeholders.
- A Kit’s skills request mounts
skills_dirread-only, and its instructions file (such asCLAUDE.md) is written beside the workspace, which is now/archie/workspace. - A run still cannot be granted the credential a Kit needs, so a Kit that requires one is refused at launch.
- Rate-limited webhook deliveries get
429. archie-gatewayandarchie-state-storereport ready to systemd.
archie-agent
- Runs workflow calls, records its steps and agent calls, and runs Kit harness stages under the profile’s Kit.