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Opik 2.2.122–127 strengthens execution and request controls

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Summary

A grouped release update covers sandboxed prompt rendering, destination policies and opt-in executor isolation.

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Opik
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Agent infra
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Pricing
Not stated in the sources we cited.

Opik published versions 2.2.122 through 2.2.127 during this scan window. They are grouped as one product update rather than six independent launches.

Execution and outbound-request controls

The series introduces sandboxed rendering for prompt templates and applies destination policy to provider, media and webhook requests. Later changes check connected destinations, direct Studio model calls through the gateway and add opt-in executor network isolation.

Opt-in isolation is not the same as isolation being enabled in every installation. The release notes do not establish a full security audit or identify every affected deployment.

Evaluation and interface changes

The updates also include dashboard widget mode for Ollie, model-catalog-driven settings for Anthropic and OpenAI, and online-evaluation compatibility fixes. A guardrail-policy data model appears in the backend, but that alone should not be read as a complete new end-user guardrail workflow.

The announcement banner and test-maintenance changes in the series are not counted as separate launches.

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Questions

What is Opik?

According to its docs, Opik is an open-source platform that helps you understand what your LLM application is doing, measure how well it works, and improve it.

Is Opik open source?

Yes. The docs say Opik is open source, and the GitHub API reports the repository license as Apache-2.0.

Does Opik have an MCP server?

The docs say you can install the Opik MCP server to drive your workspace from tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, Codex or opencode.

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