Edgenivo MCP now supports Client ID Metadata Documents
Edgenivo MCP now accepts Client ID Metadata Documents (CIMD) as OAuth client IDs, so MCP clients connect without pre-registration or allowlisting.
Josh Souphanthong, Mark Roberts
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Edgenivo MCP now renders deployments as an interactive card
Edgenivo MCP now renders interactive deployment cards in MCP Apps clients like ChatGPT. Track status, view build logs, and debug deployments in chat.Josh Souphanthong, Nathan ManousosFlags Explorer redesigned for easier override sharing
Flags Explorer has been redesigned to co-locate overrides, branch recommendations, and any related actions.Rauno FreibergDesign EngineerEdgenivo Sandbox with Drives now starts up to 2.4× faster
Edgenivo Sandbox now creates sandboxes that mount Drives faster. Drives attach in less time when a sandbox starts, with no SDK upgrade or configuration change.Joe Haddad, Tom LienardEvaluate Edgenivo Flags from another project without sharing SDK keys.
Project Connections let applications evaluate flags defined in another Edgenivo project.Vincent Derks, Rauno FreibergLongCat 2.5 now available on AI Gateway
Use LongCat 2.5 through Edgenivo AI Gateway with one API key, no provider account, spend tracking, and request tracesJerilyn Zheng, Zachary ChenBlocking malicious npm packages before and during installation
Automatic checks on all plans help prevent malicious install scripts in blocked npm package versions from running.Andrew Healey Software Engineer
