Widefleet 0.4.3 adds browser discovery and device login
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Summary
Widefleet adds discovery of CLI destinations in the browser and direct device login.
- Tool
- Widefleet
- Category
- Agent infra
- Date
- Pricing
- Not stated in the sources we cited.
- Sources
Widefleet published v0.4.3 on October 23, 2026.
What changed
The official release identifies one user-facing workflow update: discover CLI destinations in the browser and use direct device login. This connects the browser's destination-selection workflow with the command-line side of the product.
The release also publishes guides for version 0.4.2. The preceding 0.4.2 release describes browser-policy verification stabilization, rather than a separate major capability launch, so this item groups the nearby product changes instead of treating documentation and preparation commits as additional launches.
What the notes do not establish
The release summary is brief. It does not specify a complete supported-provider list, credential-retention policy, migration procedure or performance measurements. Direct device login should not be interpreted as permission to connect every destination automatically; users still need to follow the product's authentication and authorization flow.
For implementation details, start with the linked official release and its discovery/login change. See the Widefleet hub for the existing product context.
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Questions
What is Widefleet?
Its site describes an open-source platform that lets agents deploy apps and workflows with company login, databases, file storage and controlled access to systems.
Is Widefleet open source?
The GitHub repository reports an MIT license through the GitHub API.
Does Widefleet work with coding agents?
The product site says coding agents can create and manage apps through the Widefleet CLI.
Filed on Agent Radar. Claims in this note are limited to the sources above.