Outlit Changelog - May 2026 Follow-Up

Browser-Based CLI Authorization - Developers can now approve Outlit CLI access from the browser, creating a scoped workspace key without manually copying API keys into terminal or agent sessions.

Outlit CLI 1.8.0 - The CLI now supports outlit auth login --browser and can use browser approval in supported non-interactive shells, making setup easier for AI agents, scripts, and remote terminals.
Agent Onboarding CLI - New onboarding and integration setup commands help agents discover required provider setup steps, start browser-auth connection flows, supply direct credentials, and guide CRM mapping or webhook follow-up work from the terminal.
Agent Setup Skill Guidance - The Outlit agent skill now starts coding agents with outlit onboard --agent AGENT --json and documents capabilities-first integration setup, direct credential setup, CRM mappings, and webhook follow-ups.
Canonical Timeline Channels - Customer timeline CLI filters and tool contracts now use canonical channel names like PRODUCT, COMMUNICATION, MEETING, CRM, BILLING, SUPPORT, IDENTITY, DOCUMENT, and SYSTEM, while normalizing legacy aliases where supported.
Safer CLI Key Setup - Browser approvals show a terminal confirmation code and create scoped CLI keys for the selected workspace, giving developers a clearer and safer setup path.

Smoother Authorization Flow - The CLI authorization page now has clearer expired, approved, and failed states with a more polished approval experience.
Safer Package Installs - CLI and SDK development installs now enforce a minimum npm package release age, reducing exposure to newly published malicious or broken packages.
Platform Security Maintenance - Applied platform security updates to keep the app on current patched releases.

Improved CLI login reliability so invalid browser-approval responses and failed authorization attempts return clearer guidance.
Improved setup recovery when a CLI authorization request expires or is reopened, so developers know when to restart login.