What's new in Runtype

Scheduled agent runs now support inline message sets (including named variants), structured batch inputs, or record-backed runs—so cron and one-shot schedules can drive agents the same ways you use them interactively.

Run `runtype auth export-key` to print the API key stored by the CLI—handy for scripts, CI secrets, and quick env wiring without opening the dashboard.

Transform-data steps now validate JavaScript/TypeScript syntax at save and dispatch time—catching typos and parse errors before sandbox execution.

E-commerce API and agent templates so you can prototype integrations without standing up a full backend.

An auto-generated, version-tied SDK reference—including FlowBuilder chains, dispatch, and eval APIs—ships in-repo and through MCP-style resources so coding agents stay aligned with @runtypelabs/sdk.

Per-request model overrides now apply correctly when executing virtual flows, so dispatch-time model settings match what you pass from the SDK or API.

A dedicated management API for listing, creating, and managing conversations across all channels — widgets, surfaces, and apps.

The dashboard logs UI supports live tail streaming and sharable URL-synced filters, so you and your team can follow runs and debug without leaving the browser.

Flows can invoke agents inline with the new execute-agent step type, combining deterministic routing with autonomous agent turns in one workflow.

Use /copy-trimmed or the session menu to copy the same marathon state as JSON with large code and tool payloads shortened—easier to paste into an LLM without blowing the context window.

Built-in tools for creating, reading, updating, and deleting records—plus retrieve-record query mode for many rows in one step—give agents structured access to your data without custom glue.

Slack connects through a guided, step-by-step setup wizard instead of a raw OAuth-only path—clearer milestones, fewer dead ends, and more reliable onboarding.

Runtype MCP adds scheduling, flow management, and get_me for identity—so external AI clients can automate more of the platform.

Persona 3.0 replaces flat widget theme props with structured design tokens, createTheme(), built-in presets, and component-level theming for embedded chat experiences.

Persona is now open source. Themeable, pluggable, zero-framework chat widget with Shadow DOM isolation, SSE streaming, agent loops, and voice input.

Persona can now stream rich artifacts over SSE, letting agents emit markdown documents and interactive components alongside normal chat responses.

The model catalog has been refreshed with upstream config updates and Qwen 3.5 migration work, keeping defaults and availability current.

Messaging surfaces now get trait-driven behavior and flexible inbound and outbound formatting, making delivery smarter across email, Slack, SMS, Telegram, and more.

Runtype MCP now ships both platform context and modern transport support, with resources and prompts for guidance and Streamable HTTP for live progress.

The product generator now shows architecture previews and interactive clarifying pills, turning product planning into a more guided conversation.

Marathon CLI now combines an Ink TUI with context compaction, session search, tool input streaming, workflow plugins, and upgrade enforcement.

Flows can now run a first-class Cloudflare Browser Rendering crawl step with progress streaming, async pause/resume, and page-level billing.

Leaked Runtype API keys found by GitHub Secret Scanning can now be revoked automatically through a dedicated webhook pipeline.

Bring your own OpenAI-compatible model endpoints, including local or hosted deployments, and route custom models through Runtype with BYOK controls.

Managed Orthogonal platform tools let flows and agents call paid third-party APIs like Apollo and LinkUp with built-in spend tracking.

A2A is out of beta with Agent-to-Agent protocol 0.3 alignment, stable agent card URLs, and consistent artifacts and status across the task stream.

Runtype now supports server-side ElevenLabs speech-to-text and text-to-speech tools, enabling voice input and spoken agent responses.

Connect OAuth2-protected MCP servers with standard auth code and PKCE flows, encrypted credential storage, and automatic token refresh during execution.

Agents can now run multi-turn reasoning loops across API, chat, and MCP with configurable turn limits, reflection, cost budgets, execution history, and telemetry.

The new Code Mode MCP endpoint exposes just search and execute, cutting MCP context overhead dramatically for coding assistants.

Sensitive JSONB fields are now encrypted at rest, protecting stored credentials, tokens, and webhook secrets with transparent seal and unseal handling.

Transform-data steps now execute in sandboxed Cloudflare Workers (V8 isolates) for better security and async/await support.

Real-time visibility into flow and agent execution with the new Events panel in Persona.

The built-in vector-search tool adds semantic retrieval to agents and flows across pgvector, Weaviate, and Vectorize-backed knowledge bases.

Per-customer execution limits with rate limiting, daily caps, monthly caps, and spend limits. Configurable per plan.

Define tools inline with dispatch requests: external HTTP endpoints, custom sandboxed code, or nested flow execution.

Support for A2A as a surface so agents can talk to agents: tasks, SSE streaming, agent cards, and skill-based routing—now in beta.

Client tokens let you embed Persona in browsers without exposing API keys, with origin restrictions and generated JavaScript and React snippets.