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Agenthood Release Digest: September 5, 2026

Date: September 5, 2026
Author: Agenthood Team

We've shipped a batch of releases across the Agenthood CLI, MCP integration, configuration, CI, plugins, and logging. Here's what's new.

Skills and CLI

Install skills from URLs and git repositories

  • New command: agenthood install fetches skills from URLs or git repositories.
  • Quality tiers: Skills now carry a quality tier — official, community, or experimental — with visual indicators in the CLI.

Publish command and dry-run installs

  • Publish: Added agenthood publish to publish skills.
  • Dry-run: agenthood install --dry-run previews the installation without making changes.
  • Security fix: The installer now uses execFileSync instead of a shell command to prevent shell injection.

Integrity state reporting

  • Security: agenthood now surfaces absent-lockfile and missing-skill integrity states, making it easier to diagnose incomplete skill installations.

MCP Integration

MCP server for skills

  • New server: Agenthood now ships an MCP server that exposes skills as tools, allowing MCP clients to invoke skills directly.
  • Refactor: Handlers were extracted for maintainability, the dependency was pinned, and documentation was updated.

Model Configuration

Default model updated

  • Change: The default model is now mimo-v2.5, replacing deepseek-v4-flash. This affects new projects and configurations that don't specify a model.

CI and Code Review

Inline review findings

  • CI: Analysis comments are now deduplicated, and review findings are posted inline on pull requests, reducing noise and putting feedback in context.

Plugin Ecosystem

Official opencode plugin

  • Plugin: Added an official opencode plugin entry with a member-run tool.

Logging and Observability

Structured log API

  • Logging: Added a structured log API and an agenthood log command that reads from the trace store, giving you a unified view of agent activity.

What's Next

The recent releases point toward a continued focus on the skill lifecycle — installing, publishing, and verifying skills — as well as deeper MCP and editor integrations. We're also investing in observability and CI feedback loops. Expect more tooling around skill management and trace-based debugging in upcoming releases.