What's new
Cratis moves across several repositories, and the clients and tools release on their own schedules, so no single release page tells the whole story. The weekly release digests collect changes across the stack and link back to the source releases and pull requests.
Latest release digest Oct 12 - 19, 2026 · Week 42
Previous release digest Oct 5 - 12, 2026 · Week 41
Roadmap What is stable, what is being hardened, what is being explored, and where feedback helps.
Every weekly digest, newest first, is listed in the Release Digests section of the sidebar.
Product releases
Section titled “Product releases”Each repository publishes its own releases with exact versions and notes. The clients and tools are versioned independently of the Chronicle kernel and of Arc.
| Product | Releases |
|---|---|
| Chronicle kernel and .NET client | Chronicle releases |
| Chronicle TypeScript client | Chronicle.TypeScript releases |
| Chronicle Kotlin/Java client | Chronicle.Kotlin releases |
| Chronicle Elixir client | Chronicle.Elixir releases |
| Chronicle MCP server | Chronicle.Mcp releases |
| Arc for C# | Arc releases |
| Arc for Kotlin and Java | Arc.Kotlin releases |
| Components | Components releases |
| CLI | CLI releases |
| Project templates | Templates releases |
Cratis AI (@cratis/pi) | AI releases |
| Fundamentals | Fundamentals releases |
| AuthProxy | AuthProxy releases |
| Narrator (VS Code) | Narrator releases |
| Lens (browser extension) | Lens releases |
| Samples | Samples repository |
How to read changes
Section titled “How to read changes”- Use release digests when you want the cross-stack picture for a week.
- Use product releases when you need exact package tags or repository-specific details.
- Use Plan an upgrade before you cross a Chronicle major version.
- Use Version compatibility when deciding which runtime and package versions belong together.
- Use Feedback and suggestions when a release note leaves an adoption question unanswered.