Changelog — AiHummer Docs

A history of notable AiHummer changes. The current line is v1.0.x; releases ship over four update channels: stable, alfa, beta and dev.

[!NOTE] This page lists changes that matter to users and administrators. The exact build version is visible in the Admin UI and in the API explorer (Swagger).

v1.0.x — 2026-07-07

New

Personal account at my.aihummer.ru. Registration with email confirmation, personal install links, individual/company billing details with vendor confirmation, documents (invoices and acts), consents and 13 UI languages. The public install script is gone — installation now starts in the portal.
Roles with configurable permissions. The “Roles” page: custom roles with read/write checkboxes per resource domain; built-in roles (owner, admin, operator, member) are read-only. See RBAC.
Vendor support from the admin UI. The “Support” page: tickets and ideas to the vendor, with attachments and message threads over the secured bus.
Visual orchestration. The “Graphs” page — a flowchart editor for multi-agent workflows with JSON export/import. See Orchestration.
Shared skills. A library of reusable skills with vendor “Out of the box” presets. See Tools.
Channel bindings. The “Bindings” block on the “Channels” page assigns a default agent to each channel. See Routing.
Sessions. New sessions straight from the admin UI, files in messages (the model receives the extracted text), toggles for per-turn cost and tool output.
Multi-account connections. Several accounts of one provider per user (“+ account”), personal and workspace-shared connections. See Connections.
Notifications. An event inbox plus a category × channel matrix delivering to webui, email, Telegram and push.
Einstein is a built-in plugin. Memory installs automatically and cannot be removed; settings live in the “Einstein (memory)” category.
Interface. Live logs with search and level filter, auto-refreshing pages, paginated lists, hash navigation, dark/light theme and the mascot Ham.

Changed

CLI: the fleet and completion commands are removed; uninstall requires root; settings list shows only user-facing keys. See the CLI reference.
“Projects” are removed from the product.

v1.0.x — 2026-06-27

Added

MAX channel. Added support for the Russian messenger MAX: the agent runs as a bot — it ingests inbound messages, runs a turn and replies back, just like on Telegram. The connector installs from the built-in Marketplace and is configured in the Admin UI.
Expanded personal-integration marketplace. Each user connects external accounts to themselves as zero-code integrations: Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, Google Tasks, Google Drive, YouTube, Outlook Mail, Outlook Calendar, OneDrive, Microsoft To Do, Todoist, Asana, Jira Cloud, ClickUp, GitLab, Fitbit, Oura Ring, Spotify, Samsung SmartThings and more.
API explorer (Swagger). A new interactive API explorer (Swagger) for the AiHummer endpoints — with built-in authorization and a “Try it out” mode. See also Swagger in the API section.
Two-mode plugin publishing. An extended Plugin SDK (keygen, package, sign, publish --private/--public) and a new Publishing a plugin page: private side-load into your instance (Admin UI / POST /v1/admin/modules/upload, trust store, pinned key) and the public registry via a PR to marketplace-catalog (auto-validator + AI review + manual merge + counter-signing). The manifest gained store-page fields description / icon / screenshots and publisher identity (publisher / visibility / publisher_key_id).
Multi-source catalog. Add extra sources in Plugins → Sources; the community catalog of third-party plugins is added separately and never overwrites the official one. AiHummer plugins carry an Official badge and rank first; third-party ones sort by download count. Updates re-run the signature check.

Improved

Refreshed documentation: a single bilingual navigation (RU/EN), in-docs search (⌘K) and quick “Download the app” and “Open Swagger” cards in the sidebar.

v1.0 — baseline

The baseline capabilities of the v1.0 line, as a reference point for later changes.

A finished product, not a framework. A single self-hosted service combines the control-plane and the turn engine; a typical install is one service plus PostgreSQL.
Host-native, no Docker. Deployed as a release tarball managed by systemd; no containers or orchestrators.
Multi-agent orchestration with sub-agents and reasoning strategies (plan-steps, reflect, debate, best-of-N, self-heal).
First-class agents with personas, a structured prompt and a per-agent model.
Long-term memory (Einstein) — facts extracted as reviewable claims and promoted to memory; recall is wrapped in a data-fence against prompt injection.
Knowledge / RAG with citations, plus deep_research for multi-step reports.
Channels — Telegram, Bitrix24 (internal employee IM), SIP telephony, an embeddable web widget and a mobile & desktop app.
OpenAI-compatible API — POST /v1/chat/completions with SSE streaming.
No mandatory paid models — runs on free/local models and a Codex/ChatGPT subscription transport; per-tenant BYOK is optional.
Security as a baseline property — an encrypted credential vault, enterprise SSO (SAML / LDAP / SCIM / OIDC), Postgres Row-Level Security for tenant isolation, human-in-the-loop approval gates and audit.
A plugin marketplace with one-click, host-native install.