What changed in Docsbook Agents, and when it shipped

NEW - 04.09.2026#

An Agents section in the admin panel: forty goals your project can pursue on its own, each one an ordered route of subagents rather than a single call, with what it is for, the number it is bought to move, and what a run costs before you arm it. Recurring documentation work you were doing by hand every week can now be handed to a schedule. Agents
Arm one on a schedule you read as a sentence in your own clock: how often, which days, at what time, with the next run printed underneath in the same clock. The six presets it replaced were labelled in UTC, so checking one meant converting in your head, and "Tuesday and Thursday at nine" could not be asked for at all. Agents
A Runs tab beside the catalog answers "did anything run last night, and did it hold up" of the whole project. That history used to be reachable only from inside one agent's settings, so the question could only be asked forty times. Agents
Agents can now be armed to run every hour, not just once a day at the fastest. The schedule sentence gained an Hourly option that asks which minute past the hour rather than a time of day, for work that should not wait for tomorrow's run. Agents

A run's transcript opens as its own table of contents, every station closed. Which stations ran, which held up and how long each took now fits on one screen instead of being spread over forty screens of prose. Agents
Which sources an agent may read is one picker that says what an empty pick means, instead of a wall of toggles as tall as the number of sources you are not choosing. Agents
Start agent now sits at the top of an agent's panel, beside Close, reachable from Overview as well as Runs, instead of only appearing once you switched to the Runs tab. Agents
The trigger's "On a schedule / On an event / ..." control is now sized to match the detail underneath it, with the dividing line between them removed, so the two read as one card rather than two stacked controls. Agents

A station with nothing to report no longer fails the whole run. On a project with no Search Console history and no in-doc searches, a station that correctly answered "there is no intent mismatch to explain here, and here is each check I could not make and why" was refused three times over and stopped the route, so an agent could not finish on exactly the projects it had least to invent about. Agents
A run whose hand-off went missing no longer spins for ever. The route is driven inside its own request, and anything still open is picked up within five minutes or reported as failed with the reason, so nobody has to watch a run to find out it stopped. Agents
Clicking the schedule's time no longer leaves it unclear what you are about to change. It is now the browser's own time control, in place of an invisible layer that gave no sign of which part a click had landed on. Agents

The MCP install commands, raw config and example questions are usable without an account, matching the public MCP page they mirror. Agents
Opening an MCP tool or a skill no longer hides its catalog for the rest of the session — the breadcrumb goes back, and a failed catalog load retries when you reopen the page. Agents

The Agents tab has a new MCP page listing every tool this project's MCP server serves — read live from the server, so it is never a stale copy — with each tool's description, its arguments, and the sentences to say to a connected agent to make it fire. Agents
The MCP page marks the four tools a client can reach with no token at all, so you can see what a reader of your docs could call, not just what you can. Agents
The Agents tab has a Skills page: every docs skill from the published catalog with its plan gate, install line, the sentences that trigger it, the MCP tools it calls, and its full instructions. Agents

The Agents tab now drills into a catalogue of every docs-subagents agent grouped by pipeline; picking one lists its ready-to-run prompts instead of a single shared MCP-connection card. Agents
Tool, agent and skill names across the Agents tab read as names (Docs Planner, not docs-planner), with the machine id kept verbatim under each title. Agents

Updated Sep 4, 2026