Changelog

What shipped this week

Weekly product updates from the Fireweave team — new capabilities, improvements, and fixes across rollouts, guardrails, and control points.

  1. Manual ramp schedule edits & a hold on empty guardrails

    Edit a live ramp’s future stages by hand — percents and holds — and a release with no guardrail metrics now parks for you instead of advancing as if everything were fine.

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  2. Searchable Guardrails, metric deep links & environment-bound preflight

    Find a guardrail metric by typing in the catalog, jump from a rollout to that series in Datadog or OpenObserve, and preflight against the environment that is actually bound — so a configured provider no longer looks missing.

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  3. Datadog, Oodle & live guardrail checks

    Connect Datadog or Oodle with an API key and use those streams as guardrail signals, pick metrics from a live catalog instead of typing names from memory, and pull a reading on demand with Check now — including a reason when a signal cannot be read.

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  4. Java Control points on Maven Central & a shorter initialise

    Initialise now wires Java services to the ai.fireweave SDK on Maven Central, so a JVM surface can evaluate Fireweave Control points in production the same way TypeScript and Python already do.

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  5. Python Control points & optional initialise add-ons

    Initialise now wires Python services to the fireweave package on PyPI, so a Python surface can evaluate Fireweave Control points in production the same way TypeScript already does. Observability and other add-ons stay offers — declining one that is off no longer parks the run.

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  6. AI Release Engineer, live ramp control & CLI 2.0

    Choose how much of a release Fireweave runs for you, steer a live ramp — amend the schedule, pick a rollback target, end the soak — and install CLI and plugins 2.0, which keep rollout state on the server and let CI authenticate with an organization API key.

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  7. Control points for new projects & safer ramp defaults

    New projects land on internally managed Fireweave Control points infrastructure — no external PostHog project to wire — and ramps refuse to start with their safety rails silently off.

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  8. Multi-project rollouts, org API keys & end-to-end tracing

    Coordinate one rollout across multiple projects and surfaces, manage projects and environments programmatically with organization API keys, and get answers faster thanks to end-to-end tracing across the platform.

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  9. A new fireweave.ai, Google sign-in & sturdier ramps

    The redesigned fireweave.ai is live, you can now sign in with Google, and a batch of fixes made in-flight ramps survive restarts, failures, and expired connections.

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  10. Tag-mapped environments, access-control hardening & a richer activity feed

    Map git tags to environments so Fireweave knows where every change landed, benefit from a dedicated access-control hardening pass, and follow integration activity in a richer feed.

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  11. Instrument as you build, deploy-sdk on npm & staging-to-prod promotion

    Coding agents can now wire flags, metrics, and deploy attestation while they write the feature, @fireweaveai/deploy-sdk installs straight from npm, and rollouts promote from staging to production.

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  12. Project rollout overview, OpenObserve connector & an org-wide dashboard

    Every project gets a rollout overview with a stable flag lifecycle, OpenObserve joins the integration catalog, and a new organization dashboard shows every project at a glance.

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  13. Guardrail evidence on ramps & live console updates

    Cohort ramps now advance on real stability and adoption metrics with the guardrail evidence to prove it, and the console updates in real time over a single org-scoped stream.

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  14. Organization invitations, manual ramp starts & smoother device sign-in

    Invite teammates into your organization with a proper join flow, start a sealed rollout’s ramp on your own schedule, and sign in from the CLI without retyping codes.

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  15. Plugins across five coding agents, fw api & flags provisioned at seal

    The Fireweave plugin now installs into five coding-agent hosts, the CLI talks to Fireweave Cloud directly through fw api, and sealing a rollout provisions its feature flags automatically.

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  16. The plugins marketplace, fw plugins CLI & leaner installs

    Fireweave plugins for coding agents now install from a real marketplace via the fw plugins CLI, with atomic versioning and per-architecture bundles that download only what your machine needs.

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