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2026-10-13-omnigent-v0-18-0-makes-third-party-agents-a-one-line-install-from-github-trusted-on-single-user-ins

v0.18.0 makes third-party agents a one-line install from GitHub, trusted on single-user installs and rejected if they contain server-side source tools on multi-user servers. Reusable custom agents can now be installed from a local directory, a YAML file, a tarball or a GitHub repository with omnigent agent add, listed and removed, and they follow the user to every host. On a multi-user server an installed bundle gets the untrusted-upload treatment, and from this release it may not carry server-side Python or TypeScript source tools at all, nested agents included; existing uploaded agents that use them fail validation when re-uploaded or when their MCP settings are edited, and must move those tools to MCP, upload the replacement and start new sessions; re-uploading does not rewrite old sessions. On a single-user local install the same command treats a GitHub repository’s bundle as operator-authored: execution occurs later at tool discovery, policy loading or MCP startup, rather than every declaration executing at installation. Source-tool module bodies run in-process during discovery and function policies import Python during loading. The install confirmation is a trust warning, not containment.

Channel: tagged-release. Half: both. Date: 2026-10-13.

Operator consequence: Treat omnigent agent add owner/repo like pip install from that repository: read the bundle’s tools, policies and MCP servers before confirming, and never script --yes against repositories you do not control. Shared-server admins should inventory uploaded agents for .py and .ts server tools and plan the MCP migration before upgrading; that migration is the price of closing GHSA-jw77. Agents becoming installable packages moves the review burden from writing agents to vetting them.

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Run: 2026-10-13-profile-refresh-2026-09-21_2026-10-13-frontier-v0

Finding ID: 2026-10-13-omnigent-v0-18-0-makes-third-party-agents-a-one-line-install-from-github-trusted-on-single-user-ins

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  • omnigent / claim / reusable-agents-and-source-tool-migration

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