crewAI shipped three rapid releases on GitHub: 1.15.19 (September 4), 1.15.20 (September 4), and 1.15.21 (September 9). The updates add a Clipper integrations client, route DashScope models through the native provider, fix a gpt-4o-mini context-window error, and bump pypdf and nltk for security vulnerabilities.
crewAI 1.15.21 (September 9) adds checkpoint runtime and CLI usage telemetry and fixes HTTP 200 gateway errors
crewAI shipped version 1.15.27, adding XPU device support for the OpenCLIP provider, DeepInfra as an OpenAI-compatible provider, and per-run cost and time tracking in crewai eval --models. Bug fixes address stopSequences sent to OpenAI models, GitHub loader source attribution, and SQLite flow initialization contention.
crewAI shipped version 1.15.27, adding XPU device support for the OpenCLIP provider, DeepInfra as an OpenAI-compatible provider, and per-run cost and time tracking in crewai eval --models. Bug fixes address stopSequences sent to OpenAI models, GitHub loader source attribution, and SQLite flow initialization contention.
crewAI shipped version 1.15.28, adding a 'crewai eval' command that reports where a stopped model broke and adopting the LiteLLM catalog for context windows. The release bundles numerous bug fixes around flows, deployments, and provider integrations including Anthropic, OpenAI GPT-6, and RAG.
crewAI shipped version 1.15.28, adding a 'crewai eval' command that reports where a stopped model broke and adopting the LiteLLM catalog for context windows. The release bundles numerous bug fixes around flows, deployments, and provider integrations including Anthropic, OpenAI GPT-6, and RAG.
crewAI released version 1.15.17, introducing declarative conversational flows with built-in methods and opt-in conversational mode. The release also fixes MCP HTTP/SSE server naming, agent scope cleanup, and tool error attribution.
crewAI released version 1.15.17, introducing declarative conversational flows with built-in methods and opt-in conversational mode. The release also fixes MCP HTTP/SSE server naming, agent scope cleanup, and tool error attribution.
crewAI released version 1.15.15, adding flow outcome, duration, and human-in-the-loop signal reporting, along with several bug fixes and dependency updates. The release also addresses a security vulnerability by bumping torch to 2.13.0.
crewAI released version 1.15.15, adding flow outcome, duration, and human-in-the-loop signal reporting, along with several bug fixes and dependency updates. The release also addresses a security vulnerability by bumping torch to 2.13.0.
crewAI shipped version 1.15.18 on GitHub, promoting conversational flows to stable alongside deployment tracking, router response-format declarations, and several bug fixes. The stable promotion signals the conversational flow API is ready for production use by agent developers.
crewAI shipped version 1.15.18 on GitHub, promoting conversational flows to stable alongside deployment tracking, router response-format declarations, and several bug fixes. The stable promotion signals the conversational flow API is ready for production use by agent developers.