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Agno 3.1.5–3.1.6 adds repository sandboxes and session-aware evals

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Summary

Agno adds repository-pinned sandboxes, S3 checkpoint storage, on-demand schedules and evaluation cases with session context and file inputs.

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v3.1.5 was published at 2026-10-19T11:53:23Z. v3.1.6 was published at 2026-10-19T13:44:23Z. This summary follows the maintainers’ release notes.

What changed

  • In 3.1.5, sandboxed ClaudeAgent and CodexAgent sessions can start from a Repository configuration. The first turn pins a commit; later turns retain the pin and edits through warm reuse and checkpoint restoration.
  • S3CheckpointStore stores content-addressed checkpoints in S3-compatible object storage. open_run_checkpoint exposes the archive a completed run committed.
  • Schedules without a cron expression run only when triggered. External ClaudeAgent and CodexAgent instances can join the Registry.
  • Version 3.1.6 adds session_id, user_id, session_state, dependencies, metadata and knowledge_filters to evaluation cases. Cases sharing a session_id run as consecutive turns, and Message inputs can attach images or files.

Before upgrading

The 3.1.5 notes say cross-replica streaming and cancellation still require Redis, even though sandbox API runs can use a Postgres durable queue without it. Configure private-repository credentials in the sandbox environment rather than embedding them in source.

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What is Agno?

According to its documentation, Agno helps companies run agents as a service. You build agents with the Agno SDK, Claude Agent SDK, Codex SDK or another supported framework. Agno then runs them as a service with durable execution and multi-replica scaling, exposed through a REST API and an MCP server.

Is Agno open source?

The GitHub API reports the Apache-2.0 license for the agno-agi/agno repository. The cited sources do not give pricing for any hosted offering.

Does Agno support MCP?

Yes. The documentation says Agno exposes agents through a REST API and an MCP server, which lets you make a product available in AI apps such as Claude and ChatGPT. The docs can also be given to coding agents through MCP.

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