Widefleet 0.5.0 changes app connections and worker controls
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Summary
App service connections follow workload limits and new sign-in options from 0.4.15.
- Tool
- Widefleet
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- Agent infra
- Date
- Pricing
- Not stated in the sources we cited.
Widefleet 0.5.0 replaces connectors with app service connections and updates documentation for onboarding, execution profiles and the cloud offering. It is grouped with 0.4.15, released in the same scan window.
Execution and identity changes
The preceding 0.4.15 release adds workload-specific Dynamic Worker execution limits and installation-specific authentication extensions. Google and Microsoft sign-in join email codes. Connector work includes verified callers, isolated pages and a Gmail example using Better Auth and D1.
Migration, not just documentation
Existing installations should review the app-service-connection change against their connector configuration and authentication setup. The notes also add error reporting for deployment workflows, browser startup, app operations and scheduled tasks.
The cloud documentation update is not used here to assert free capacity, pricing, general availability in every region or a service-level guarantee. The useful release distinction is the connection model and execution controls, not each small error-reporting patch as a separate launch.
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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.