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what stackpulse tracks
StackPulse watches Mastra release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
upgrade risk
Risky changes are separated from normal feature notes so you can scan upgrade impact before changing production dependencies.
migration notes
Migration steps and recommended actions are only shown when the upstream release notes support them.
This release introduces significant observability enhancements, including capabilities negotiation and discovery-backed filters, alongside new features like eager tool execution and Discord integration. It also includes a breaking change in the `TaskList` API and a security fix for dataset schema validation.
Developers using `@mastra/playground-ui` `TaskList` API or custom observability stores are affected by breaking changes and new feature integrations.
Update to leverage new observability features and review breaking changes in `@mastra/playground-ui`.
This release introduces classifiers as a first-class primitive, enabling typed workflow steps and policy enforcement. It also adds native background tool execution and expands SaaS tool integrations via `@mastra/connect`.
Developers using classifiers, SaaS integrations, or background tool execution will benefit from these updates.
Review breaking changes and migrate deprecated APIs to their replacements.
This release introduces TokenCostControl with enhanced budgeting features, adds active run introspection capabilities, and improves observability. It includes breaking changes around Factory auto-run behavior and CostGuardProcessor renaming.
Users relying on automatic agent runs in Factory or using CostGuardProcessor will need to update their configurations.
Review and update configurations for Factory auto-run behavior and migrate from CostGuardProcessor to TokenCostControl.
This release introduces read-only sandbox options, better control over channel thread IDs, and explicit opt-in for channel reaction tools. It also improves reliability and concurrency in various components.
Users relying on automatic injection of channel reaction tools will need to explicitly add them to their agent's toolset.
Update your agent configurations to explicitly include channel reaction tools if needed.