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Coder 2.30

What's New in 2.30

Coder 2.30 delivers the general availability of AI Bridge and Agent Boundaries through Coder's AI Governance Add-On for Premium customers. This add-on helps organizations safely roll out AI tooling at scale. A future release of Coder will require the add-on license in order to continue using these features. Learn more in our documentation.

AI Bridge Now Generally Available

AI Bridge is Coder’s production-ready LLM gateway for auditing AI sessions, managing MCP servers, and enforcing policy across every AI tool your developers use.

What’s new in GA:

  • Broader client compatibility: Govern AI traffic without reconfiguring every tool. With AI Proxy, a single environment variable in a template enables transparent, org-wide AI governance.
  • Expanded provider support: Connect to Anthropic, OpenAI, or AWS Bedrock, including deployments behind corporate gateways.
  • Observability and monitoring: Analyze costs and usage and debug issues with expanded audit logs, improved log formats, and UI improvements.

Agent Boundaries Now Generally Available

Agent Boundaries brings enforceable, runtime network controls and audit logging to autonomous AI agents running inside Coder workspaces.

What’s new in GA:

  • Centralized audit logs: Queryable logs for every agent HTTP request.
  • Landjail mode: Run Agent Boundaries without requiring permission changes, expanding compatibility across environments.
  • Documented rules authoring: Clear guidance for defining granular, enforceable network policies.

Faster workspace starts for Terraform templates

  • Captured modules per template version: Terraform modules are downloaded once at template version creation and reused on every workspace start.
  • Faster, more predictable startup times: Reduces repeated network fetches, especially for complex or shared templates.
  • Consistent module versions: Each workspace uses the same module code, minimizing unexpected changes and improving reproducibility.

Shared Workspaces in Early Access

  • Secure, role-based access: Invite trusted users or groups using their existing Coder accounts, with access fully auditable and ownership retained.
  • Real-time troubleshooting: Bring support or teammates directly into the workspace to debug issues in real context.
  • Governed by platform policy: Shared access respects existing template, organization, and deployment-level controls.

Claude Code Module Update

  • Configurable binary path: Supply a custom Claude Code binary instead of the default.
  • Enterprise-friendly deployments: Enables usage in environments that cannot access public APIs or bundled binaries.
  • Improved security and compliance: Supports stricter controls over tooling provenance and execution.

Breaking Changes

  • #21398 – Terraform modules, especially those pointing to Git branches, no longer auto-update on workspace start. Module updates now require creating or re-importing a template version.
  • #21215 – Enable PKCE by Default for External OAuth Providers: Providers that don’t support PKCE must explicitly disable it using CODER_EXTERNAL_AUTH_<N>_PKCE_METHODS=none.
  • #21194 – Update SFTP/SCP Default Directory: SFTP and SCP connections now use the agent’s configured directory instead of always defaulting to $HOME, matching SSH and rsync behavior; scripts that relied on $HOME may need to use explicit paths.
  • #20791 – Remove Experimental AI Bridge API Endpoints: /api/experimental/aibridge/* endpoints have been removed now that AI Bridge is GA; all clients must use the stable /api/v2/aibridge/* routes instead.

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