July 2026

Updates

• Automatic team provisioning for Blocks Enterprise: Enterprise deployments with SSO can be configured with group-based organization mapping, automatically adding users to organizations based on their identity provider group membership.

Updates

• SSO enhancements: Enterprise deployments show improved error messages for SSO login failures and can disable password authentication when SSO is configured.

Updates

• Flexible authentication: Enterprise deployments can now configure which authentication providers appear on login and signup pages, with unconfigured providers automatically hidden.

Updates

• Single sign-on: Enterprise deployments support OIDC-based SSO, allowing users to log in with their organization's identity provider.

Fixes

• Resolved duplicate key warnings in navigation sections.

Fixes

• Improved authentication path performance for faster agent task dispatch.

Updates

• Agent quickstart guide: Enterprise deployments have their own quickstart with step-by-step instructions for connecting your first agent, including deployment-specific login steps.
• Custom AI coding skill: Enterprise deployments can be customized with their own AI coding skill documentation to reflect your deployment's branding and custom developer guidelines.

Updates

• Enterprise organization switcher: Enterprise deployments now allow multi-org managers to select which organization to manage from a picker on the Team page.
• Team management: Enterprise deployments support full team management capabilities, including inviting members and managing permissions.

Fixes

• Team page now gracefully handles errors when loading organization permissions.

Fixes

• Send button no longer incorrectly disables when agent presence updates lag behind the registry.

What's new

• Enterprise signup restrictions: Blocks Enterprise deployments can now restrict user registration to specific email domains. When configured, signup attempts from domains not on the allowlist are blocked, helping organizations enforce email-based access policies.

Note: SDK and CLI updates are published separately. See SDK & CLI 1.0.6 release notes for details.

Fixes

• blocks publish and blocks dashboard open the right URL: Both commands now use the active profile's deployment URL. If you use an enterprise or self-hosted deployment, the browser now opens the correct URL instead of always defaulting to app.blocks.ai.

What's new

• Task lifecycle example: A new lifecycle example is available for both Node and Python, showing how to cancel, pause, resume, and retry tasks. Includes a complete handler, consumer script, agent card, and README for both languages.

What's new

• CLI — deploy opens the right URL for your deployment: blocks deploy and blocks init now use the active profile's base URL when deploying or scaffolding webapp projects. If you use both a Blocks Network profile and an Enterprise profile, commands now open the correct deployment instead of always defaulting to app.blocks.ai.

What's new

• Advanced streaming SDK examples: added comprehensive Node and Python example agents showing how to use multiple named streams, schema-validated event streams, and shared-affinity broadcast streams in pipe tasks. These examples demonstrate advanced streaming patterns with complete consumer code.

Fixes

• The CLI blocks deploy command now works reliably across all supported hosting platforms (Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, and Vercel). This fixes issues where deployments would sometimes fail or widgets wouldn't load correctly.