Audited the Computer, Open Terminal and Terminals docs against the current tool releases (Computer 0.7.1, Open Terminal 0.11.34, Terminals 0.0.4) and brought them in line. Computer: document coding-agent backends (Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok, OpenCode) configured from the new Agents admin tab, add Firecrawl as a web-search provider, add the System info modal and the Markdown memory vault, and bump the version banner to 0.7.x. Open Terminal: correct the CORS default (it allows all origins by default, not None), document the log-management settings, session working-directory TTL, binary-MIME prefixes and multi-user account prefix, the npm runtime-install variable, the run --cwd flag, and MCP server mode (open-terminal mcp via the [mcp] extra), and note that since 0.11.30 the server refuses to start without an API key so keyless operation is no longer possible. Terminals: fix the container naming (the user id is hashed) and the docker ps managed-by label, document the built-in admin UI and TERMINALS_ENABLE_UI / TERMINALS_LOG_LEVEL, the status/terminals/stop endpoints, the policy security-context fields, the auto-injected per-container resource variables, and the Docker best-effort storage caveat, and add a consolidated orchestrator TERMINALS_* environment-variable reference that was previously absent everywhere. Also corrected the open-webui docker pull examples in getting-started and updating from the never-released v0.9.7 tag to v0.10.1.
Native tool calling became the default in Open WebUI 0.10.0 (not 0.9.7), and the {{USER_MESSAGE_ID}} / {{USER_MESSAGE_PARENT_ID}} / {{TASK}} header variables also landed in 0.10.0. There was no 0.9.7 release (0.9.6 was followed by 0.10.0), so every doc claim attributing these to 0.9.7 referenced a version that never shipped. Verified against the upstream CHANGELOG: native-default and the header variables are both 0.10.0 entries. Checked the current tool versions while here (Computer 0.7.1, Open Terminal 0.11.34, Terminals 0.0.4); the docs do not pin tool versions, so no tool-version changes were needed.
Theme Designer Pro is listed under Event Functions, but Event functions are a plugin primitive introduced in Open WebUI 0.10.0. An Event-type function cannot load on 0.9.0, so the entry's "Requires Open WebUI v0.9.0+" note is incorrect (the plugin's own frontmatter carries the same mistaken required_open_webui_version: 0.9.0). This removes the version line instead of asserting a specific minimum.
Add a themed (light/dark) hero banner to every feature section, build two
honeycomb "wayfinding" overviews, and give the Features landing a bento hero.
- New banners: Extensibility, Workspace, Knowledge Base Sync, Open Terminal,
Computer, Channels, Calendar, Notes, Chat & Conversations, Administration,
Authentication & Access, plus the Features bento hero.
- Workspace and Chat & Conversations get overview landing pages (honeycomb hub)
where each subpage lights only its own cell.
- Convert the Web Search, Audio and Image Generation generated-index categories
into real landing pages (banner + DocCardList), preserving their routes.
- Fix feature-section ordering so Auth and Admin sort after the core sections.
- Refactor the Extensibility page to the real plugin types and scrub Pipelines,
correct the extraction-engine count to 8, and minor wording fixes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Move it up to directly under the good-faith reporting section, mirroring the
open-webui SECURITY.md change so the policy leads with what reporters receive
instead of burying it below the guidelines.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Redundant with the CVE Program counting rules, already incorporated via the
"Alignment with the CVE Program" section. Mirrors the same removal in the
open-webui SECURITY.md (patch-1).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reframe so Open Terminal reads as the model's quick in-chat toolbox and cptr as a
full agentic cowork/coding app: separate project, but first-class integratable into
Open WebUI (gateway) and reachable from Telegram/Discord/Slack, accessible from
anywhere once configured, and usable alongside Open Terminal rather than instead of it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
cptr is the natural sibling to Open Terminal (your computer vs the AI's), and it
connects back via the OpenAI-compatible gateway. Add a concise section right after
Open Terminal with the when-to-use-which framing and links to the cptr pages, plus
a TOC entry.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>