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Changelog

User-facing changes in each release of the Scenery runner. Upgrade with brew upgrade scenery or see Install the runner. Releases are published at github.com/scenery-dev/scenery/releases.

  • Installing a tool no longer asks the employee to approve it in a terminal.
  • Local MCP servers install on click once their definition is verified.
  • Tool definitions, plugins and policy are verified before the runner acts on them. A revoked tool comes back only on a verified decision from your organization.
  • The installer verifies the runner download before installing it.
  • Stronger checks on downloaded tool files.
  • Google Antigravity is governed alongside the other supported AI clients.
  • The runner reconnects more gracefully when its connection to Scenery drops or a sign-in expires.
  • Uninstalling restores AI client settings without overwriting edits you made yourself.
  • Setup keeps the formatting of your AI client settings and backs them up first.
  • MCP servers that connect over streamable HTTP work correctly.
  • The runner reports its version to Scenery, so older runners can be prompted to upgrade.
  • Fixed skill details, the MCP catalog and skill search for signed-in users.
  • Revocation is more reliable, including for adopted skills, plugins and MCP servers.
  • Revoked tools are no longer reinstalled by first-run migration.
  • Skill installs no longer skip an update when the target version differs.
  • Revocation always completes its cleanup, and is not re-applied when the same update arrives twice.
  • Removing a plugin no longer rewrites your own settings files.
  • Skill installs wait for the skill’s files before reporting success.
  • The installer no longer errors when run without a terminal.
  • The product is now Scenery. The command is scenery, with scn as a short alias.
  • This was a clean break. Runners before 2.0.0 do not work with the current control plane.