Coder Agents Goes GA in 2.37

What's New in 2.37

Give every developer a fleet of coding agents that ship real work, safely inside your infrastructure.

Coder Agents is now generally available

Coder Agents provides self-hosted infrastructure for AI coding workflows, from interactive development to headless background work. It includes a native coding agent and APIs for running agentic workloads entirely on infrastructure your organization controls.

With GA, Coder Agents is production-ready and commercially available as a fully supported enterprise offering, with improved agent durability, stable APIs, MCP and model access controls, and integration with Coder’s AI Gateway for model observability and cost control.

• Run headless agents: Delegate long-running coding tasks through the API so developers can work on something else or run multiple agents in parallel.
• Stay self-hosted: Run the entire agent workflow on your infrastructure without relying on a vendor-hosted agent control plane.
• Govern AI at scale: Control MCP and model access, monitor model usage and costs, and apply Coder existing enterprise control to agentic workloads.

Coder Agents is available in our open-source Community edition for small teams to explore and experiment, with enterprise-scale capabilities available with Coder AI Premium. Contact your Coder account team to learn more.

Coder Tasks Deprecation

Tasks will be disabled and deprecated from new Coder releases beginning with v2.37. Users can stay on the v2.34 Extended Support Release during the support period. We recommend transitioning to Coder Agents, the long-term replacement.

Breaking Changes

• Coder Agents and OAuth API integrations require updates:
  • #28496: The Coder Agents chats API is moving from /api/experimental to /api/v2. The experimental routes will remain available for a one-month migration period. Integrations using endpoints promoted to /api/v2 must migrate before the compatibility routes are removed in v2.38.
  • #28632: The obsolete default-organization chat-model routes /api/experimental/chats/models and /api/experimental/chats/model-configs are removed immediately in v2.37; use /api/v2/organizations/{organization}/chats/models instead.
  • #28178: OAuth authorization requests now reject unsupported or over-broad scopes with invalid_scope; integrations sending values such as openid, profile, or email may fail.
• #28008: Coder Tasks is disabled and deprecated. Before upgrading, remove --hide-ai-tasks from Coder server command-line arguments and remove client.hideAITasks from YAML configuration files. If either unsupported setting remains configured, the Coder server will fail to start with an unknown-option error.
• #27955, #27959, #28440, #28442, #28704: Coder Agents model configurations and overrides are now organization-scoped. Existing model configurations are assigned to the default organization and are not copied to other organizations. Configure a usable default model for each organization that uses Coder Agents. Existing deployment-level and personal model overrides are not migrated and must be reselected. API integrations must use the organization-scoped model endpoints; the separate model-availability endpoint has been removed and its availability data is now included in the models response.
• #27942: MCP server configuration are now organization-scoped. Existing configurations retain credentials and move to the default organization; other organizations must configure their own MCP servers. API consumers must migrate from deployment-scoped experimental routes to organization-scoped routes.
• #27329: Native chat spend limits are removed in favor of AI Gateway budgets. Limits are not migrated; deployments without AI Gateway entitlement lose chat-spend enforcement.

View the full changelog on GitHub. If you have questions or feedback, join the conversation on Discord or email us directly!