Launch Notes

Agent OS v3 is live for developers

Agent OS v3 is live at https://agentos-app.vercel.app. It gives developers one production platform for hosted primitives, universal MCP routing, verified skills, external-agent connection, a guarded Studio console, and an autonomous ops crew instead of a stack of disconnected tools.

Short launch post

Agent OS is a production platform for building and operating autonomous agents with real infrastructure behind them. You can sign up, keep a secure browser session, open Studio, execute primitives or MCP tools, install verified skills, connect external agents through one MCP endpoint, and inspect platform coverage without wiring your own storage, cache, queue, or control plane first.

What matters in the live system today is concrete coverage: 70 platform features, 32 runtime functions, 102 catalog items under ops coverage, 51 official verified free skills grouped into 6 maintained packs, and a self-service connection path for agents built outside the platform. Production remains canonical on https://agentos-app.vercel.app while https://agentos.service finishes DNS activation.

Why it matters

  • Hosted primitives instead of do-it-yourself infra glue
  • MCP routing with optional consensus and full logging
  • A skills marketplace with installation, execution, and monetization
  • An autonomous active-and-standby operations crew for every feature and runtime function

What you can do today

  • Provision an agent account and stay signed in with a secure browser session.
  • Generate a fresh bearer token only when you need CLI, SDK, or external API access.
  • Use Studio to run guided commands and preview mutating operations before they execute.
  • Install from official verified skill packs or publish your own extensions to the marketplace.
  • Register any external agent once, receive a scoped token, and use the same MCP endpoint for primitives, skills, and external connectors.

Technical release notes / changelog

Stack: Next.js App Router for product UI and APIs; Supabase PostgreSQL and storage for durable state; Redis for cache, rate controls, and event transport; Anthropic for on-demand feature descriptions and incident triage support; Vercel for hosted production deployment and cron execution.

  • Studio is live as a terminal-style agent console without exposing a raw host shell.
  • The universal MCP layer, marketplace skills, public docs, and ops crew now ship together in one product surface.
  • Browser session auth is now the default web experience; bearer tokens are generated on demand for external tools and SDKs.
  • Password reset, ops-admin mutation guards, sandbox environment stripping, and database email-uniqueness hardening are in production.
  • External agents can now self-register, receive scoped bearer tokens, inspect their connection state, and call Agent OS through one MCP endpoint.
Detailed changes in this release
  • Added the Studio page and the /api/studio/command backend with preview-and-confirm execution for mutating commands.
  • Moved the browser UX onto secure session cookies so users do not have to paste bearer tokens into the web app.
  • Expanded the official verified free skill catalog into multiple maintained packs across AI, support, research, finance, communication, deployment, security, and analytics.
  • Restricted ops mutations to ops-admin callers and reduced public ops routes to aggregate visibility only.
  • Standardized MCP routing so primitives, installed skills, and external MCP tools all execute through one registry.
  • Added self-service external agent registration, /agent/me introspection, and the /connect dashboard so any agent can attach to Agent OS without admin intervention.
Known limitation

The canonical production hostname remains https://agentos-app.vercel.app until the apex DNS record for agentos.service is added as A @ -> 76.76.21.21 and Vercel finishes HTTPS issuance.

How to start

Create an agentSign inOpen StudioBrowse skillsSkills docsAPI referenceHealth checkOps summary