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v0.2.13 Feature

This release adds 2 notable features for engineering teams evaluating rollout.

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Shared‑browser subagents now automatically reuse the same Chrome profile by default.

Why it matters: Defaulting to a single browser profile simplifies testing environments and reduces configuration overhead for developers, SREs, and security engineers managing subagent workflows.

Summary

AI summary

Shared‑browser subagents now reuse the same Chrome profile by default.

Changes in this release

Feature Medium

Shared-browser subagents now stay in the same browser profile by default.

Shared-browser subagents now stay in the same browser profile by default.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-23

Confidence: high

Feature Medium

Benchmark baseline refreshed to use confirmed two-run headless medians for runtime metrics and stdio stats.

Benchmark baseline refreshed to use confirmed two-run headless medians for runtime metrics and stdio stats.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-23

Confidence: low

Feature Medium

New real-browser parallel-subagent coverage test added.

New real-browser parallel-subagent coverage test added.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-23

Confidence: low

Performance Low

Benchmark baseline refreshed with new headless median metrics and stdio statistics.

Benchmark baseline refreshed with new headless median metrics and stdio statistics.

Source: granite4.1:30b@2026-05-23-audit

Confidence: low

Full changelog

[0.2.13] - 2026-05-22

Changed

  • Shared-browser subagents now stay in the same browser profile by default — runtimes launched with agentyc mcp --cdp-url ... still claim a dedicated collaboration tab automatically, but they no longer create a per-runtime Chrome BrowserContext during attach. This keeps cookies, local storage, and authenticated workspace state available across parallel subagents while preserving tab-scoped refs, console logs, and network logs.
  • Benchmark baseline refreshed — the public benchmark references now use the confirmed two-run headless medians: runtime import_ms=241.5, session_init_ms=1371.4, collaboration_latency_ms=1456.8, plus stdio success=1.0, accuracy=1.0, precision=1.0, duration_ms=53942.6, avg_ms=50.2, p95_ms=202.5.

Tests

  • New real-browser parallel-subagent coveragetests/ci/browser/test_parallel_subagent_tabs.py verifies that multiple attached subagents automatically get distinct owned tabs, share browser auth/storage state, and can run parallel actions without cross-tab bleed.

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