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The audit release: every account can now see which agents and keys are connected to it and what each one called, and an admin can see that for everyone.

Audit log

• A new Audit log page in the profile menu lists the agents (browser sign-ins) and connection keys connected to your account, with when each connected, when it was last used and how much it has called. Admins see every account.
• A row opens in place to the calls that agent or key made: a platform capability, a tool from a connected server or .tool manual, or a skill it read, with the outcome and the time, newest first. Skills and tools link to their pages.
• Only what was called is recorded. Nothing an agent sent or received is stored.
• Any row can be revoked. Revoking an agent cuts off every token it holds, including a local server's exchanged grant, and it reconnects only by signing in again.
• One row per agent per person. A client that registers itself afresh on every sign-in, as Claude does, no longer appears once per registration; existing duplicates are merged on upgrade.
• A new deployment setting, Keep events for, prunes events older than that many days. Left blank, zero or negative keeps them forever.
• The page replaces the admin Connection keys page. Keys are still created and deleted on External agent access. A deleted key leaves the owner's listings while its history stays visible to admins.

Local MCP server

• A browser sign-in from the local server now belongs to the agent that runs it. The server learns which one from the MCP handshake and registers as, for example, "Claude Code · local server on your-machine". That is the name on the Audit log page, and what a revoke there ends.
• Each agent on a machine signs in once, as itself, and keeps its own credential. Key mode is unchanged.
• A client that hangs up during the sign-in, or a sign-in that fails, ends the process instead of leaving it waiting.

Fixes

• A path naming the repository's internal git folder, or a symbolic link into it, is refused with the one sanitized 403 however the path is spelled. Nothing under the folder was reachable before; the refusal named the wrong reason.
• The agent filesystems judge a path against the git folder in one pass instead of two, so each read resolves the root once.
• A build clears its output folder first, so a published package holds only the modules its source declares. Earlier packages could carry compiled files of modules since deleted.

Upgrading

• Two migrations run at boot, as every core migration does: one adds the audit tables, the other merges duplicate agent rows per person and adds soft deletion for keys. Boot waits for them.
• On the first start after upgrading, a keyless local server signs in once more, because the sign-in is now the agent's. Its previous per-machine sign-in is revoked at the workspace and removed from disk.
• /connection-keys redirects to /audit-log. Bookmarks keep working.
• Events are kept forever unless you set AUDIT_RETENTION_DAYS, or the Keep events for setting, to a number of days.