Cosmos Week 38 adds Azure DevOps integration for all organizations with webhook support, service accounts for Enterprise and team plans, and GitHub Enterprise Server in the Connectors catalog. Fleet Management can now update models for many Experts at once, and several bug fixes improve session stability and UI behavior.

Added rebindable keyboard shortcuts for chat submission. Improved security with workspace-trust gating for hooks, approval prompts before viewing sensitive files, and better MCP tool configuration error reporting. Fixed reliability issues including automatic recovery from mid-stream interruptions, improved checkpoint restoration in deeply nested workspaces, and proper handling of truncated model responses.

New release of the Augment Code IntelliJ Plugin, version 0.491.0. This is the latest stable release, succeeding v0.488.0-stable. Specific feature changes are not detailed in the content.

Admins can now control which AI models their team can use, with a new Model Access page and per-model overrides. New features include organization-wide secrets management, user groups for access control, and browser push notifications for agent updates in beta. Improvements include multi-org GitHub cloning, enhanced Incident Investigator, private Slack channel creation by agents, and session snapshots kept for 14 days.

Added a Reasoning Effort Flag to control the model's reasoning effort from the CLI. Fixed multiple bugs including a crash when replaying session summaries with unsupported thinking content, issues with VFS syncing destroying or resurrecting deleted files, and patched security vulnerabilities from a routine dependency scan. Also improved error messages and extended knowledgebase download timeout for large codebases.

New release of the Augment Code IntelliJ Plugin, version 0.488.0. This release includes changes since the last stable IntelliJ plugin version v0.482.3-stable. Specific feature details were not listed in the content.

Integrations and MCP servers have been moved to a new unified experience in Settings > Connectors. Users can now easily view connected integrations in the left pane and browse all available integrations and MCP servers on the right. A new 'Add Connector' option allows adding custom MCP servers not listed in the marketplace, and the sidebar now surfaces MCP servers with connection errors or needing attention.

Auggie CLI 0.35.0 was released with new features including Daemon Pool Bundles, which added declarative configuration for daemon pools.

Interrupted chat responses now surface a retriable failure quickly instead of appearing to stall. Reopening very large workspaces no longer briefly freezes the editor. Fixed Context Usage double-counting MCP tool definitions.

Users can now configure which session tabs appear in the main pane and side pane. Tabs including Terminal, Files, Diffs, and Subscriptions can be moved by dragging or using the pane's overflow menu. The custom layout is saved and applied to new sessions.

Agents can now read and add comments on shared files, and Cost Analytics gained CSV export support. Improvements were made to integrations navigation, session management, Slack action error clarity, and documentation linking. Bug fixes addressed Cost Analytics totals, workspace badges, HTML preview scrollbars, and Automations run counters.

Auggie CLI 0.34.0 added billing information to CLI JSON output and introduced sensitive path protection with approval requirements for saving files to sensitive paths. The release also added daemon target support for the `auggie cloud environment get` command.