Proxima v5.0.0 #65

Zen4-bit · 2026-07-08T16:23:14Z

Zen4-bit
Jul 8, 2026
Maintainer

Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) Mode — Direct API key support for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek, and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Features native OS keychain encryption (SafeStorage), multi-model selection, and connection testing.
Proxima Agent Autonomous System — A standalone local Python platform designed to automate any task, browser automation via Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP), execute code in sandboxed workers, run desktop commands, and manage local environments.
In-Process MCP Middleware Pipeline — Re-architected the MCP server to use the official SDK and Zod schema validations. Includes task-aware smart routing (EMA latency weighting), ONNX semantic memory vector lookup, Context7 live documentation helper, along with upgrades and optimizations across all core tools.
Interactive Terminal CLI Shell — The proxima-agent terminal console allows running, monitoring, switching models, and checking logs directly.
Token & Cost Auditor — SQLite-backed token and transaction cost auditor keeping a local ledger of inputs, outputs, and financial metrics across all models.
New Orchestration Tools — run_workflow (sequential AI chaining), run_loop (iterative quality refining), and crew (role-based multi-agent workflows).

Removed slow DOM scraping with session-API engines for unified provider response streams.
Decoupled Electron main process into modular Settings, Core, and CLI IPC channels.
Implemented strict SSRF protections on web scrapers (blocking private/loopback/link-local IP ranges).
Added loopback-only CORS origin protections on local FastAPI and Electron servers.
Gated the MCP/IPC TCP socket channel with dynamic, cryptographically generated token validation (ipc-token.json).
Pinned native environment runtime verification (monitoring Chrome, Tesseract OCR, and window tools).
Packaged offline Python virtual environment setup using pre-bundled local wheels.
Consolidated search and content retrieval tools under unified interfaces.

Requires Windows 10/11 or macOS/Linux, Node.js >= 18, and Python >= 3.10.

This discussion was created from the release Proxima v5.0.0.