Provider-agnostic operations for agentic resources. ARK codifies patterns and practices developed across dozens of agentic application projects.
The team focused on dashboard reliability this week, fixing cache invalidation after writes, refreshing list views, and improving the workflow log viewer. Performance and stability work included optimizing query caching, fixing crash-loop issues on cold start, addressing tool termination failures,…
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feat(dashboard): preserve list state when returning from a detail pag… (#3525)
fix(dashboard): show error and not-found states on sessions pages (#3689)
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