Release 0.5.34 — Slack Open Conversations, Agent Owner Access, Prometheus Keycloak Metrics, and UI Performance
Released: 2026-07-01 Chart:
oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering:0.5.34Previous release: 0.5.33
Highlights
0.5.34 is a feature-and-polish release. Slack conversations are now open to all thread participants rather than just the initiator. Agent owners and their team members now get full manage access to the agents they own. Keycloak management metrics are now scrapeable by Prometheus. The admin user detail modal loads progressively and in parallel, cutting perceived latency significantly.
What's New
Slack conversations open to all thread participants
Previously, a Slack thread started with CAIPE was only accessible to the person who initiated it. Thread participants — anyone who replied or was mentioned — can now read and continue the conversation. This removes a friction point for team-based incident response and collaborative workflows. (#2101)
Agent owner team gets full manage access
Agents now grant full manage access to the team that owns them and to individual owner members. Previously, owner team members could see agents but could not modify or delete them without an explicit admin grant. (#2097)
Keycloak management port and Prometheus scrape endpoints
The Keycloak subchart now exposes the management port and registers admin/management scrape endpoints so Prometheus can collect Keycloak health and metrics without manual configuration. (#2098)
Progressive-loading admin user detail modal
The admin user detail modal now loads data in parallel across multiple endpoints and renders each section as soon as its data arrives, instead of waiting for the full payload before showing anything. For users with many teams or connectors, this makes the modal feel significantly faster. (#2094)
Breaking Changes
No breaking changes. Drop-in upgrade from 0.5.33.
Upgrade Guide: 0.5.33 → 0.5.34
No values changes required.
helm upgrade ai-platform-engineering \
oci://ghcr.io/cnoe-io/charts/ai-platform-engineering \
--version 0.5.34 \
-f your-values.yaml
Verify:
kubectl get pods -n <namespace>
